Examples of using "Votar" in a sentence and their english translations:
We want to vote.
Everybody should vote.
- Everyone should vote.
- Everybody should vote.
Do you want to vote?
I want to vote.
Am I allowed to vote?
Who will you vote for?
Have you already gone to the polls today?
Aren't you going to vote?
- We'll be voting today.
- We're going to vote today.
Why should I vote?
Are you old enough to vote?
Who should I vote for?
I was going to vote for Tom.
Don't forget to vote.
Have you already gone to the polls today?
I know who I'm going to vote for.
Some voters waited hours to vote.
Do you really want to vote for Tom?
Juan is going to vote for the first time.
Tom has the right to vote.
If I were twenty, I could vote.
Juan doesn't know who to vote for yet.
Are you going to vote in the upcoming election?
Tom says he won't vote.
People go to the polls to vote.
I don't plan to vote in the upcoming elections.
- For whom will you vote for president?
- Who will you vote for for president?
Juan is going to vote for the first time.
What criteria do you use in deciding who to vote for?
Tom and Mary are planning to vote for the same candidate.
Women didn't have the right to vote.
I don't know who I'm going to vote for in the elections.
American women didn't have the right to vote.
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It's too late to vote now. The polls are closed!
Tom and Mary can't decide who they should vote for.
Not only should you vote, you have an obligation to do so.
Tom was in a quandary about who to vote for in the election.
The Spanish police tried to stop people from voting in Catalonia.
Tom says he thinks it's a waste of time to vote.
In any case, you need to vote "yes" in the February 18th referendum.
In any case, you need to vote "yes" in the February 18th referendum.
Americans under the age of eighteen aren't allowed to vote in presidential elections.
How can a country call itself democratic if it obliges its citizens to vote?
Women were given the right to vote.
King led the campaign to end racial segregation and electoral disenfranchisement in the USA using very similar methods to Gandhi in India.
Since Puerto Rico is a US colony, Puerto Rico's head of state is the President of the USA, but inhabitants of Puerto Rico are not allowed to vote in US presidential elections.