Sentence examples for a margin of two points from inspiring English sources

The populist tradition that resonates with them is the government-bashing populism of Andrew Jackson (another Tennessean) rather than the Wall Street-bashing of Al Gore's father.Bill Clinton only managed to hold Tennessee by a margin of two points in 1996, despite 16 appearances by Mr Gore.

The first defeat, two years ago in Paris, was by a margin of three points.

Today, whites support gun rights over gun control by a margin of nine points.

By a margin of five points, he is seen as more honest and trustworthy.

Nonetheless, in 2008 Mr Obama won Macomb County with a margin of eight points.

In contrast, Roberts would survive a one-on-one matchup with Taylor by a margin of four points.

Voters didn't seem to mind so much; she defeated Brown by a margin of seven points.

She beat Trump by a margin of five points in 2016, compared with a nine-point margin for Democrat Ralph Northam over Gillespie.

But, in a district that in 2016 had gone for Trump by a margin of thirty-six points, Barnes lost by only sixty-six votes.

At the last general election, the final polls suggested that the Tories would win by a margin of eight points rather than the actual seven.

A Fox News survey shows her up by 10 percentage points; an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll puts her nine points ahead; and a Washington Post/ABC News survey gives her a margin of eight points.