Sentence examples for data from the election from inspiring English sources

As data from the election last November showed, if you are a woman, or black or brown, or gay, or not Christian, you're more likely to take to this vision of America as multiplicity.

For some perspective on why this is significant, consider that while voter turnout in presidential elections has gone up, the turnout for midterm elections has declined to its lowest level since World War II, according to data from the United States Election Project analyzed by the Washington Post.

Interestingly, if you imagine the political parties are cricket teams and run polling data from the last election through the Duckworth-Lewis equation, Nick Griffin wins the Ashes.

For present purposes, I've run the model over almost six years of public opinion data, from the 2007 election (24 November of that year) to the present.

Data from the Australian election study tells us that, over time, voters see less difference between the major parties, but crucially do see some difference.

Mr. Davis noted that in Alabama, data from the 2004 election showed that blacks over 60 voted at a higher rate than whites over 60.

But when Congress renewed the law for 25 years in 2006, it made no changes to the list of jurisdictions covered by Section 5 and used data from the 1972 election as a baseline.

Lawmakers chose the areas to be covered based on a formula that considered whether they had used devices to discourage voting, like literacy tests, and data from the 1964 election.

The problem is that the poll data from the actual election suggests no such thing.

Many mostly Democrat States refused to hand over data from the 2016 Election to the Commission On Voter Fraud.

Exit poll data from the 2004 election indicate that it was the conflation of the Iraq War as a pat of the War on Terror that that maintained public support.