Sentence examples for double digit margin from inspiring English sources

Sanders has work to do if he hopes to win the state; Clinton is leading him by a double digit margin, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average.

Political campaign historians will recall President Jimmy Carter led Ronald Reagan by a near double digit margin late in the fall in 1980.

Recent polling shows Trump viewed unfavorably by 70% of voters, a record for a major party nominee and losing to presumptive Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton by a double digit margin in a general election matchup.

Mitt Romney lost the South Carolina primary to Newt Gingrich by a double digit margin.

As predicted by the vast majority of polling organizations, Hugo Chavez was reelected by a double digit margin (55.11 percent to 44.27 percent) with an unprecedented turnout of 80.5percentt.

HuffPost Pollster's analysis of the race shows O'Donnell trailing Democrat Chris Coons by double digit margins.

Republicans are leading by near-certain, double digit margins in six of these states (Wyoming, Kansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Iowa and Michigan), with another six leaning Republican by single digit margins of four or better (New Mexico, Wisconsin, Illinois, Maine, Pennsylvania and Ohio).

But the poll found that they still favored Senator Oppenheimer by a comfortable double-digit margin.

The measure was defeated by a double-digit margin, returns showed.

Among voters who identified themselves as Democrats, Clinton won by a double-digit margin.

The Cornhuskers overcame early sloppiness to roll to their 22nd win by a double-digit margin.