Sentence examples for compared to vote from inspiring English sources

And vote totals from caucuses are extremely low when compared to vote totals from primary elections.

Moreover, the mechanism redistributes from those that gain from the outcome to those that lose and everyone is better off under bidding compared to voting.

When compared to the voting population as a whole, only 48.7% supported the adoption of the modified Soviet symbols.

On election day, he garnered 22,050 votes, compared to 8,430 votes for Allen and 5,516 votes for Clay.

Compared to people who vote frequently, this audience is much younger, more mobile and votes Democratic more than Republican.

Among Times readers, 55% voted for the Conservatives, compared to 20% who voted Labour.

A new report by the Electoral Reform Society found that the result was "the most disproportionate in history" compared to the votes actually cast.

The 161,000 expatriate ballots, compared to 9.5m votes cast in Romania, would hardly have dented Mr Ponta's comfortable majority in the first round.

Figure 10 Predictions compared to actual votes (dots) for each type of user for one story.

Experiments using the proposed algorithms show multifold increase in the ability to reach consensus when compared to majority voting using exact string matching.

This study presents a criterion validity test in which stated choice responses are compared to aggregated votes in a subsequent binding referendum.