Sentence examples for declaration of the winner from inspiring English sources

In this particular case, the declaration of the winner would be under 103.011, which is the declaration of who are going to be the electors.

It then talks about, separate term, the official returns -- after the official returns are in, you have a certification and then a declaration of the winner.

So you have the returns, you have the official returns with -- followed by a certification, and then a declaration of the winner.

A deluge of last-minute ballots in Oregon's vote-by-mail election process has delayed the declaration of a winner in the governor's race.

This allows the declaration of a winner per challenge, irrespective of the actual performance (i.e. the winner could have rank 100, if all other participants were worse).

But with key officials in the GOP urging him to draw out the process, Coleman has indicated that he will appeal any declaration of a winner to the state Supreme Court and could even take his case federal, to the U.S. Supreme Court.

In addition, large numbers of absentee ballots can delay the declaration of a winner on election night, while early voters may be deprived of important last-minute campaign information.

Massive protests (including the sustained occupation of central Mexico City) resulted from the declaration of Calderón as the winner; even after the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Branch confirmed Calderón's election, López Obrador announced the formation of a parallel government, with himself as the "legitimate" president.

After the last presidential election in 2009, tens of thousands of angry voters took to the streets for months to claim fraud was behind the declaration of Ahmadinejad as the winner.

Results for Major Candidates Al Gore (Democrat): 48% George W. Bush (Republican): 49% Hand counts and lawsuits continue to prevent formal declaration of a winner.

In the event, the declaration of the result, which should have provided the winner with a prime launchpad, went by almost unnoticed in the middle of the party's leadership election.