Sentence examples for a dead heat between from inspiring English sources

The M.V.P. race appears to be a dead heat between Kemp and Braun.

The trend was confirmed by a poll published today which produced a dead heat between the Yes and No camps.

Every pre-election poll registered pretty much a dead heat between the Tories and Labour, and thus a hung parliament.

He based his enthusiasm about Florida on polls that show a dead heat between Mr. Bush and Bill McBride, the Democratic candidate.

Had the outcome been decided by the under-45s, it would have been a dead heat between the two major parties.

But it has a third red-leaning state, Indiana, as a dead heat between the Republican, State Treasurer Richard Mourdock, and the Democrat, Representative Joe Donnelly.

ComRes poll - a dead-heat between Mr Cameron, Mr Miliband, Mr Farage and Ms Sturgeon, although Mr Cameron came out on top on the question of who was most capable of leading the country.

Which they did, at 8 51 CST, Cronkite busting onto air declaring a certain Carter victory and a dead-heat between Bush and Reagan, each with 31percentt of the vote.

The stakes are high and the polling margins are wafer-thin in a dead heat battle between incumbent Governor Scott Walker and Democratic candidate Mary Burke.

A recent poll showed a virtual dead heat between Paul Wellstone, the incumbent Democrat and arguably the most left-wing member of the Senate, and Norm Coleman, a moderate Republican.

This means that, as James Forsyth argues in the Spectator, a virtual dead heat between Labour and the Conservatives, making a coalition with either a possibility, could force the Lib Dems to make a choice that would split the party.