Sentence examples for changes in voting patterns from inspiring English sources

Jim Messina's bet on an early ad blitz took into account recent changes in voting patterns.

Write a brief comparison of the two maps, noting any changes in voting patterns.

The 2008 presidential race's changes in voting patterns may not be permanent.

The most dramatic changes in voting patterns happened in counties with low life expectancy and high rates of diabetes, obesity and heavy drinking.

Maybe that map product will be brought out for the election cycle, and maybe there'll be some analysis of changes in voting patterns over time.

A rejection of ignorance may have more to do with the change in voting patterns among the well educated than the economic inequality Frum deplores.

Michael Hewson of CMC Markets reckons: The tone of the debate is likely to be of more interest to the markets that any change in voting patterns.

It also questioned the government's claim that the introduction of new ballot thresholds would reduce the number of working days lost due to strike action by 65%, saying the calculation assumed there would be no change in voting patterns.

An article on Oct. 30 about a change in voting patterns in Bellevue, Wash., where 25percentt of residents are foreign born, misstated the languages in which ballots there are printed.

Among their concerns was the crash of a computer server three days into the counting that left the results vulnerable to tampering, opened ballot boxes, and an inexplicable change in voting patterns as the count went on.

Nonetheless, analysis of network evolution remains a route to understanding system function (e.g. analysis of changes in Eurovision voting patterns successfully identified unofficial cliques of countries 98).