Converse of object

• cast: Russia has the casting vote on the entire Kyoto Protocol.

• win: Recent years have seen the unusual " cherry tomatoes " with their superior taste winning the vote.

• poll: This was felt to be a fair reflection of the votes polled by Grads.

Adjective modifier

• postal: The president is elected by a national postal vote of the membership.

• proxy: Only those people with the special circumstances listed above can have a proxy vote.

• transferable: Of all possible voting systems, the single transferable vote gives the maximum power to individual voters over the choice of their local representatives.

Adjective complement

• Conservative: Not realistic to expect people to vote Conservative if they haven't moved on.

Noun used with modifier

• casting: The Chairperson of t he General Meeting shall have no casting vote.

• majority: Officers of the NCP may be removed from office by a majority vote at an annual or special meeting of the SCP.

• Dem: Full Story Stewart Willie increases Lib Dem vote in General Election May 11th.

• protest: In the UK, there are plenty of opportunities to have a protest vote against the standing party / Prime Minister.

Possessives

• 'yes: There is no certainty that even a very popular Labor government could turn around public opinion to secure a 'yes ' vote.

Preposition: in

• favor: A majority of Tory MPs will vote in favor, he believes.

• referendum: The Government would therefore recommend the British people to vote yes in a referendum to join, he added.

• election: All members of the MCR are entitled to vote in the election.

Preposition: of

• confidence: More important than the cash is the vote of confidence that comes with it.

• thank: A vote of thanks was given by Mr Lambert.

Preposition: by

• proxy: Anyone wishing to vote by proxy on grounds of a medical emergency, must apply in writing by 5.00pm on Thursday 6th July 2006.