Sentence examples for analysis of the vote from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the vote suggests that Mr Kenyatta's ethnic coalition, mainly made up of the Kikuyu and Kalenjin tribes, outnumbers the assorted opposition.

Nearly 9,000 of the votes were thrown out in the predominantly African-American communities around Jacksonville, where Mr. Gore scored 10-to-1 ratios of victory, according to an analysis of the vote by The New York Times.

Media regulator Ofcom said the reference would have been "clearly understood by listeners as a reference to Ukip" and amounted to "discussion and analysis" of the vote when the polls had opened, which is prohibited under UK broadcasting rules.

Analysis of the vote has highlighted a lack of hope for the future among young people, especially those in some of the most disadvantaged cities and regions of the country.

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood analysis of the vote showed that in Latino areas across the city, Mr. Bloomberg did about 40 percentage points better than Rick A. Lazio, another Republican, did in his Senate race against Hillary Rodham Clinton last year, Dr. Mollenkopf found.

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More generally, it consists in a rigorous descriptive analysis of the voter turnout and the voting behaviour of the Tunisians abroad since 2011, with the aim of addressing new research questions.

But an analysis of the votes shows that Al Gore's strength came predominantly from the states that suffered the most during Bush I, the administration of George Bush, the father of the current candidate.

The ruling cited an analysis of the voting systems in six California counties, which accounted for more than 40percentt of the votes cast statewide in the 2000 presidential election, that forecast that about 40,000 votes would not be counted on Oct. 7 because of problems with the punch cards.

Michael R. Bloomberg's victory in the mayoral election was helped by a significant defection of Hispanic voters from the Democratic Party and stronger-than-expected showings among black voters and white liberals, according to a statistical analysis of the voting patterns in Tuesday's election.

A significant defection of Hispanic voters from the Democratic Party, coupled with stronger-than-expected showings among black voters and white liberals, helped propel Michael R. Bloomberg to victory in the mayoral election over Mark Green, according to a statistical analysis of the voting patterns in Tuesday's election.