Sentence examples for candidates evenly from inspiring English sources

*Projected number if the candidates evenly split the remaining pledged delegates from the contests on June 7 and in Washington, D.C. on June 14.

A Gallup poll in June 1988 showed Mr. Dukakis ahead by 52percentto38percentcent, and when asked which candidate would do a better job keeping the country prosperous, voters ranked the candidates evenly at around 40percentt.

Smiley tried to appear neutral: when he talked to Tom Joyner's audience on Thursday, May 8th, two days after the primaries in Indiana (which Clinton won, narrowly) and North Carolina (which Obama won, broadly), he was careful to praise the candidates evenly.

Nevadans of recent years have shown a propensity for rewarding major candidates almost evenly.

Generally, those who say their economic conditions have not changed divide their support between the two major candidates pretty evenly.

Dave Ramsden, the Treasury's chief economic adviser, sent out 80 emails to potential candidates, split evenly between men and women.

Often, those who say their economic condition has remained static divide their support between the two major candidates relatively evenly.

The candidates are evenly matched, Clegg's marketable attributes balanced out by his early wobbles and Huhne's ability to organise.

The candidates were evenly split on the question of whether Derek Jeter was the greatest Yankee ever; Ms. Katz threw her arms up at the question.

The picture is a bit different in Colorado, where support for the two candidates is evenly divided across a broad series of issues.

If we lived in a democracy full of heroic candidates in evenly matched battles, there'd be no challenge to being an energized voter.