vote (something) into law

To cast a ballot in favor of adopting some proposed measure as a piece of established legislation. Citizens will be asked this fall whether to vote the controversial amendment into law. A slim majority voted the proposition into law.

vote someone into something

and vote someone in

to elect someone to office or to membership in a group. The other party finally voted a candidate into office. The people voted in the new officers.

vote something into law

and vote something in

to take a vote on a proposal and make it a law. They voted the proposal into law. If we vote in this proposal, will that solve everything?

vote into

1. To select someone or something by vote for some office or for membership; elect someone or something to something: You must meet certain requirements in order to be voted into the club. We voted her into office by a landslide majority.

2. To ratify or reject some legislation, so as to bring it into some state of existence: Californians must decide whether to vote these propositions into law.

词组	vote (something) into law
释义	vote (something) into law vote (something) into law To cast a ballot in favor of adopting some proposed measure as a piece of established legislation. Citizens will be asked this fall whether to vote the controversial amendment into law. A slim majority voted the proposition into law. See also: law, vote Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. vote someone into something and vote someone in to elect someone to office or to membership in a group. The other party finally voted a candidate into office. The people voted in the new officers. See also: vote vote something into law and vote something in to take a vote on a proposal and make it a law. They voted the proposal into law. If we vote in this proposal, will that solve everything? See also: law, vote McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. vote into v. 1. To select someone or something by vote for some office or for membership; elect someone or something to something: You must meet certain requirements in order to be voted into the club. We voted her into office by a landslide majority. 2. To ratify or reject some legislation, so as to bring it into some state of existence: Californians must decide whether to vote these propositions into law. See also: vote The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: vote into law by acclamation in favor of in favor of (someone or something) scratch (one's) back scratch back scratch someone's back slant in favor of (someone or something) find favor with find favor with (one)
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