Sentence examples for aggregate election from inspiring English sources
Aggregate election returns suggests that this pattern persisted through the 1999 Duma balloting to the 2000 presidential election.
Franklin is properly cautious about over-interpreting the aggregate election data.
Outliers are to be expected – we aggregate polls during election season to find the true value.
First, some context: Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton now leads by a little more than 7 points in the HuffPost Pollster aggregate of national election polls in a 2-way contest with Trump.
As if that wasn't enough, HuffPost Pollster's general election polling aggregate indicates that Hillary would top Trump in a general election by just 4.5 points.
The fat cats and the one percent again got what they wanted in the McKutcheon case, striking down the already liberal limits on aggregate financial limits in election campaigns, again by five to four.
There was no sorcery in the math--these blogs simply projected the likely outcome of the election by aggregating publicly available, state-level polling data, which has proven to be highly accurate and reliable in modern presidential general elections, especially due to the highly polarized nature of the American electorate.
According to HuffPost Pollster's new French election poll aggregates, Le Pen trails... there are many fewer pollsters and polls in France than in the U.S. HuffPost Pollster is tracking polls from seven pollsters, including daily tracking polls from Ifop and OpinionWay.
The Lib Dem leader argued that his party has won four of the five local elections in the constituency in the past year and that their aggregate vote share in those elections actually increased.
A ruling would affect a small group — only 646 individuals bumped up against that aggregate limit during the 2012 election cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics Openn Secrets blog.
A 2013 paper by Adam Bonica, a Stanford professor, and Jenny Shen, a lawyer, estimated that as many as 1,800 donors might have exceeded that "aggregate limit" during the 2012 election.
