Sentence examples for compared to voting from inspiring English sources

But there is a curious difference between the emotions that drive commenting behavior compared to voting behavior.

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.

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

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

In 2016, Hopkins students surpassed the national average among their peers, with 55.8percentt of JHU students voting compared to 50.4percentt voting nationally.

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

Locals also preferred Republican G. Rick Marshall in the race for State Board of Equalization's 3rd District, with 3,387 votes compared to 2,958 votes for Democrat Tony Vazquez, who went on to seal a statewide win with 70.16% of the vote.

Donald J. Trump won the Electoral College with 304 votes compared to 227 votes for Hillary Clinton.

At the 2006 local elections the British National party polled over 238,000 votes compared to 3,000 votes in 2000, increasing their number of councillors from 19to4949.

But when the results were announced, Clinton had 701 "votes" (49.9percentt), compared to 697 "votes" (49.6percentt).

But, argues Summers, that's the wrong comparison; instead, online voting should be compared to postal votes, used by 15% of the electorate in Britain in 2010.