went to the polls

And again, as in 2006, the cash dished out will be close to Polling Day. That year, it was one week before citizens went to the polls.

South Africans went to the polls in the fourth general election since the beginning of black-majority rule in 1994.

There was a huge turnout, election officials in Venezuela say more than 80% of voters went to the polls.

Israelis went to the polls in a tight parliamentary election whose outcome could determine the course of Mideast peace.

One day after rallying as Americans went to the polls, stocks dropped amid more evidence that the economy is stumbling badly.

NARRATOR: Britain went to the polls. The result was sensational.

Now, even though voters went to the polls, that was some three days ago, we are still waiting on those results.

On March 7, defying mortar and rocket attacks, Iraqis went to the polls to elect a new Parliament.

Voters in Angola went to the polls Friday to elect a new parliament, in the country's first elections in 16 years.

On June 6th 1978 Californians went to the polls and, by a margin of almost two to one, approved Proposition 13.

Filipinos went to the polls Monday to choose a new president, congress and about 17, 000 local and national officials.

I reject these theories, and so did the American people when they went to the polls in November and voted resoundingly for change.

On Tuesday, America went to the polls.

If we went to the polls now, I think we could lose.

The election commission says a record 85 percent of eligible voters went to the polls.