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vote for someone or something
to cast a ballot in favor of someone or something. Did you vote for Alice? I plan to vote for the tax freeze. Of course, I voted for myself! Wouldn't you?
See also: vote


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They should, however, keep the following in mind: (a) know the person to whom they are entrusting their vote, (b) share their opinion on how they wish that person to vote for them, (c) realize that the person holding their proxy may hear discussions at the meeting that could shed a different light on an issue (so discuss the flexibility of your vote), (d) fill out the form on this page accurately (the blank form may be reproduced if necessary), and (e) send the form to the NANB office.
Look at how people turned out to vote for Barack Obama.
North Carolina, which until weeks ago was considered likely to vote for McCain, reported more than 830,000 voters had voted early, with about 2.
 
 
 
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