And they'll vote for that.

It's so that the Bloods and the Crips will know which side to vote for.

But what to do about people who are voting with a blank ballot?

But what to do about people who are voting with a blank ballot?

OK, all those voting not guilty, raise your hands.

By golly!

It's so that the Bloods and the Crips will know which side to vote for. (Laughter)

It's not terrible.

In other words, we are fabricating an image we can use for marketing that will secure the people's vote.

Representatives voted on behalf of their districts powerful interests.

Did they know who they were voting against and what the impact was?

Perhaps the Harvard students were simply voting with their own (future) wallets in mind.

Sometimes, by force, against the evil of those, who do not vote elections.

Basically they went to the ballot boxes to tell that they have nobody to vote for.

Basically they went to the ballot boxes to tell that they have nobody to vote for.

Collor actually he had very strong mandate he had all the country voting for him of course there was, not all the country but he had a great majority because he promised to do some really really tough choices and get rid of the problem bring us to modernity, to turn us into a normal country.

We're not all of them, of course, but TED is a community of opinion leaders.

They can commit not to expropriate creditors, since the latter will vote them out of office if they do.

At the moment, people applaud sustainable growth, but they don t vote for what it means in practice.

Let Iranians vote for whoever they want to, and if they're taking the streets and are going bring down Ahmadinajhad let them do it themselves.

We have to cater for some 22 million voters, spread all over the world, many of whom are first time voters.

When you have a large number of people who would generally vote for one type of party, those folks are known as a voting bloc.

That's actually not so bad. If you go back to the Carter and even Reagan administrations, they were rating the other party 43, 45. It's not terrible.

Instead, they lie and say that they will vote for the black candidate when, in fact, they have no intention of doing so.

Every single year, for at least a decade or more, 60,000 of them have been voting with their feet, crossing, moving north and inhabiting this desolate terrain.

All polls suggest that, given the choice in a free, fair, and well organized referendum, southerners will vote overwhelmingly for independence.

Although Hamas is boycotting the election, many Hamas sympathizers will vote for the candidate most committed to defending the Palestinians core demands.

And the French and voters elsewhere in Europe vote for far right parties the most when the far left is weakest.

Thanks to those persistent people who have been voting every day of the past week, Belgrade is now ahead of such cities as Amsterdam, Athens, Tokyo, Toronto, Barcelona and Kiev.

They all vote at the same time, for the same institution. But what does an Italian know or care, for that matter about British politics?

Indeed, Russia s elites know that things are going wrong, and are voting the only way they can with their feet and by bank transfer, moving their families and their wealth out of the country.

Every single year, for at least a decade or more, 60,000 of them have been voting with their feet, crossing, moving north and inhabiting this desolate terrain.

While Chinese officials have announced their intention of letting the exchange rate move, only time will tell whether their talk is accompanied by deeds. In the meantime, manufacturing workers are voting with their feet and their picket lines.

According to a National Geographic survey I just saw, somewhere along the lines of 80 percent of the people who vote in a U.S. presidential election about issues like foreign policy cannot find Iraq or Afghanistan on a map.

Our voters cannot stroll in one direction during one poll, and in the opposite direction the next time they vote, without worrying about falling over the edge.

Only 15 would vote for Hamas MP s or a Hamas presidential candidate, compared to 55 for Fatah candidates.

People vote for all kinds of parties, from the far right all the way to the left, so long as they are convinced that the parties will deal with their social concerns and grievances.

We have some 18 million first time voters, of whom some 57 per cent are functionally illiterate. Many of them live in remote tribal areas where the concept of an election is wholly unknown.

So the results strongly suggest that if all Americans were given a chance to vote on keeping pregnant pigs and calves in such tight confinement, the majority would vote no.

But other than that information the election center and the rest of the world learned nothing else about that voter's vote other than the result of the election.

It was left to his spinners to explain, as The Economist put it, that this was necessary rubbish, concocted to persuade the fanatics who vote in the Republican primaries.

We have to define the sustainability of growth in ways that create an attractive narrative for our citizens. At the moment, people applaud sustainable growth, but they don t vote for what it means in practice.

First, farming is geographically concentrated and farmers vote on agricultural policy above everything else, greatly enhancing the power of their votes something that few, if any, urban consumers do.

51. On 1 November 1993, a leaflet was released in eastern Jerusalem, purported to be from Hamas, attacking Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek and threatening violence against Arab residents who voted in the municipal elections on 2 November.

Where they can vote, so the argument goes, Muslim traditionalists would rather vote for a conservative party, even if it has Catholic roots, than for a secular left wing party perceived as advocating loose morals.