Crossword Clue: Have one's say in the U.S.A.
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- 15th Amendment topic
- 19th Amendment subject
- "___ or Die" (P. Diddy campaign)
- Be a part of the election process
- Be part of a select crowd?
- Blackball, e.g.
- Aye or nay, e.g.
- "Aye" or "nay," perhaps
- Ballot
- Franchise
- Hold a referendum
- Declare up or down
- Democracy in action
- Democracy unit
- Democratic Submarines song
- Congressional action
- Elect
- Election action
- Election choice
- Election cry
- Election Day verb
- Election season plea
- Election selection
- Election
- Check a box, perhaps
- It may be cast
- Element of landslides
- House call?
- It may result in a landslide
- Choice in a booth
- Choice usually made secretly
- Choice
- End of many a race
- Choose in a booth
- End of the word ladder
- It's cast in a booth
- It's cast, then counted
- Butterfly marking
- Get behind, with "for"
- Citizen's duty
- Citizen's franchise
- Citizen's privilege
- C-SPAN event
- Have one's say, in a way
- Have one's say, in an election
- Have one's say in the U.S.A.
- ''Idol'' watchers might cast one
- Do a civic chore
- Do a civic duty
- Do one's civic duty
- Campaign button verb
- Campaign commercial request
- Campaign poster word
- Can first do it at 18
- Candidate's desire
- Candidate's exhortation
- Candidate's quest
- Canvasser's concern
- Go for a party, say
- Capitol Hill action
- Capitol Hill activity
- Go to the polls
- Exercise a 19th Amendment right
- Exercise a certain right
- Exercise a franchise
- Exercise a political right
- Exercise a right
- Exercise ones 26th Amendment rights
- Exercise one's franchise
- Exercise one's Nineteenth Amendment right
- Exercise suffrage
- Exercise the franchise
- Help in a landslide
- Help pick a pol
- Help to make a state red or blue
- Expression of opinion
- Formal choice
- Formally register an opinion
- Cast a ballot
- Cast ballot
- Cast ballots
- Cast one's ballot
- Cast thing
- Cast yesterday
- Drop paper in a box, maybe
- Right of suffrage
- Proxy's concern
- Ritual on ''Survivor''
- Pull a lever, maybe
- November 2020 choice
- November 2020 verb
- November catchword
- November choice
- November duty
- November exhortation
- November imperative
- November responsibility
- November tally
- November urging
- November word
- Verb on a campaign button
- Straw ___
- Rock the ___
- Rock the ___ (group that promotes political involvement among young people)
- Mark a ballot
- Quadrennial tally, perhaps
- Subject of the 19th, 24th and 26th Amendments
- Plebiscite
- Tribal Council highlight
- Parliamentary event
- Suffrage, with "the"
- Suffrage
- Suffragist's goal
- Suffragists' quest
- Show of hands, e.g.
- Show of hands, say
- Show of hands
- Raise one's hand, say
- Show your hand during a showing of hands
- Political activist's plea
- Political clout
- Part of a November count
- Part of a roll call, sometimes
- Politician's plea
- Politician's quest
- Poll position?
- Ratify
- Popular __
- Participate electorally
- Participate in a democracy
- Participate in a poll
- Participate in a primary
- Participate in an election
- Participate in elections
- Participate in the election process
- Party call
- Party request
- One man, one ___
- Record a preference
- One might be taken with a show of hands
- Preference indicator
- Register a preference
- One way to choose
- Primary concern
- Primary exercise
- Primary imperative?
- Privilege in a democracy
- Privilege of those 18 and over
- Make a choice
- Pick a candidate
- Pick a leader, perhaps
- Pick a party, say
- Pick a ticket
- Make one's choice, in a way
- Make one's voice heard
- Make your feelings count, in a way
- Make your feelings count
- Turn a thumb up or down
- Turn out on Election Day
- Word on a political button
- Word seen on many buttons
- Word that goes in both blanks of "___ early and ___ often"
- Susan B. Anthony's goal
- Suspenseful part of "Survivor"
- Swing __
- Say aye or nay
- Say 'aye,' say
- Say "aye," say
- Say "nay," say
- Say yea or nay
- Say "yea," say
- Take part in an election
- Take part in ballot
- Take part on Election Day
- Take to the polls
- What an office seeker seeks
- What contestants do during Tribal Council, on "Survivor"
- X in a box, maybe
- Tally
- Stand up and be counted
- Yea or nay
- What S. B. Anthony wanted
- What the 19th Amendment gives women the right to do
- You must be 18 to do it
- Use a certain machine
- Use the ballot
- Use your democratic "voice"
Recent Usage of Have one's say in the U.S.A. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 26, 1981
