Sentence examples for be a tight vote from inspiring English sources
In a sign of nervousness about what is expected to be a tight vote, the cost of hedging against wild swings in the pound over the next week hit a record high on Friday.
With record numbers of EU citizens arriving in Britain, further Schengen zone terror possible, a second summer of refugee and migrant chaos probable, a well-funded out campaign gathering pace, and much of the media having made up their minds, it will be a tight vote.
"It will be a tight vote," said Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento).
"I always felt it was going to be a tight vote," said Derek Mooney, one of the "No" campaign's leading activists.
"This is a tight vote without a doubt … what we're seeing is the vitality of democracy in our country, and that fills me with pride," Fujimori said as she gave the crowd the thumbs-up.
The damage-control effort underscored the anxiety among Mr. Obama's advisers about the consequences of the president's revised position just months before what is expected to be a tight re-election vote.
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"It is obviously a clearly contentious issue, and with such a tight vote, it's more likely the Senate will shy away from it".
