Sentence examples for cast a majority from inspiring English sources

But if history is any guide, they won't cast a majority of votes in November.

"I am very pleased that both parties cast a majority of votes for this farm bill," Mr. Goodlatte said.

Russian voters turned out to have a communal soft spot for Mr. Storobin and seemed to have cast a majority of their votes for him.

But women, who made up 49 percent of the electorate in 1976, now cast a majority of votes, helping the Democrats.

This is scarcely a liberal bastion, but the county, which lies some 70 miles northwest of Chicago, cast a majority of votes for the fellow Illinoisan in the White House.

The compact would take effect only when enough states had joined it to elect a President — that is, enough to cast a majority of the five hundred and thirty-eight electoral votes.

We then glue the solutions together by casting a majority vote for each SNP.

A 2018 Pew report, "Key takeaways about Latino voters in the 2018 midterm elections," found that Hispanics cast a decisive majority of votes for Democratic congressional candidates 69-299), a smaller percentage of votes, however, than African-Americans (90-9) Asian-Americanscans 77-233).

In 2008, voters from families making $100,000 to $200,000 split their votes 51-48 in favor of John McCain, while those making in excess of $200,000 cast a slight 52-46 majority for Barack Obama.

Innocent residents of Gaza, though, have the right to feel particularly dejected, as their murderous, peace-rejecting Hamas government came about through votes cast by a majority of their fellow Gazans.

Governor Altgeld had held Illinois, which was subject to the "unit rule" whereby the entirety of a state's vote was cast as a majority of that state's delegation directed.