What is the difference between vote to and vote for ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Vote to do something
Vote for someone
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“Vote to” is in order to do something. For example: “congress voted to impeach the president”
“Vote for” is when you cast your vote for a candidate. For example: “I voted for Bernie Sanders.”
“Vote for” can also be voting for an idea. For example: “I voted for the new amendment.”
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