Sentence examples for closely divided in from inspiring English sources

This Senate is still one of the most closely divided in American history.

Voters are closely divided in their overall attitudes about the candidates.

The justices appeared closely divided in the case, Davis v. Federal Election Commission, No. 07-320, though it was the skeptics who did most of the talking.

Voters in each state are closely divided in their rating of the president, and majorities say the country is on the wrong track.

The public is closely divided in their assessment of President Obama: 47 percent approve of how he has been handling his job and 45 percent disapprove.

—Michael Cooper Voters Divided on Health Care Candidate Though Rick Santorum tried to make the case in Wisconsin that Mitt Romney's record on health care "uniquely disqualified" him to take on Mr. Obama on the issue, Republican primary voters are closely divided in whom they trust more to handle the issue.

Party officials said they expected to use Mr. Cheney more often to raise money and rally Republican voters, especially with the closely divided House and Senate in play in the 2004 elections.

New Mexico was the most closely divided state in the 2000 election, rejecting Bush in favor of Al Gore by just three hundred and sixty-six votes, and Las Cruces, which has a huge state university and a large Mexican-American population, is predominantly Democratic.

In the Midwest and the south Atlantic states, opinion is closely divided, but in the central South, a majority opposes same-sex marriage.

"This is still one of the most closely divided Senates in all of our history".

And unlike Wisconsin, which was closely divided but in Republican control -- Illinois is a totally different ballgame.