v. 1 to express a choice in an election or decision; 2; 2 to decide together.
We are voting for president of our club.
We are voting for president of our club.
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What was the class voting for?
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Which is not an example of a voting method in use today?
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Why did Mr. Sweeney think that women should not have voting rights?
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How did Dirt feel when Sugar kept changing the voting rules?
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Congress wanted to temporize by not voting up or down.
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He went into the voting booth.
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How did the Ku Klux Klan keep black residents from voting on the primary election day in 1922?
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What are three ways of voting mentioned in the book?
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According to the text, which is a false statement about voting today in the United States of America?
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What did Benjamin Sheeks think about women voting and holding office?
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She was engaged in introspection before voting.
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Why is voting important?
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Why was Gloria voting for Eddie?
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What are the children voting for?
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ballot; voice; say
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vot-ing
bloating
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doting
floating
gloating
goetting
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noting
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