cast a ballot

At one point, he said, that if Jesus could vote in Illinois, he would cast a ballot against Obama.

But Republicans are thought to be more energized than Democrats and therefore more likely to actually cast a ballot in this election.

In her late thirties, she cast a ballot for the first time in her life to back Obama, citing healthcare as her biggest concern.

Under the early voting system, 32 states allow voters to cast a ballot before election day, either in person at the polling site or by mail.

It's no surprise that some expats have taken a missionary zeal to helping others cast a ballot.

Absentee voting allows voters who cannot come to polling places a means to cast a ballot.

Of 320, 000 registered voters, nearly 80% cast a ballot, a triumph for civic educators in the fastidiously administered Himalayan kingdom.

I cast a ballot for Mr Smith.

I cast a ballot for him.

Every voter should go to the polling station to cast a ballot.

Everybody has cast a ballot, though one is only excellent , has has two at our heart;