But women, who made up 49 percent of the electorate in 1976, now cast a majority of votes, helping the Democrats.
"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.
Vermont is a progressive state from top to bottom: in 2008, two hundred and forty-seven of its two hundred and fifty-one cities and towns cast a majority of ballots for Baracitiesmand
The superdelegates do not unite to block the candidate with the strongest support from voters; they have always cast a majority of their votes for the candidate who won a majority or plurality of votes in the primaries.
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.
West, who declared on April 10 that there were "78 to 81 members of the Democratic Party that are members of the Communist Party," refused to concede defeat until Nov. 20, but when he did, he gave Murphy one of the toughest jobs in Congress: representing a district that cast a majority of its ballots for the presidential candidate of the opposing party.
And so, on the day when the Electoral College cast a majority of its votes for George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, Mr. Lieberman visited diners and pubs across Connecticut today to thank voters for re-electing him to the United States Senate, returning to his home state for the first time since he and Vice President Al Gore conceded the presidential election.
Tyler Perry is "so sick" of the backlash about his decision to cast a majority white cast for his new TLC drama-series, "Too Close To Home".
