Sentence examples for elected as many from inspiring English sources

Somebody who is -- in a state like Missouri, somebody who is, you know, common-sensical, down to earth, a decent person, is going to get elected as many times as he has.

If Mr. Frutos is elected, as many suspect he will be, Western diplomats are not convinced that he will be able, or even willing, to jettison the Colorados' most corrupt figures.

Guam has elected as many Republican Governors as it has Democratic ones, including its current Governor Eddie Calvo.

Why Texas residents can only have six dildos in their house but can elect as many as they want to the upper and lower houses of the Texas legislature or Governor's Mansion remains a mystery.

He didn't just pass the New Deal: He made sure to get himself re-elected as many times as possible afterward.

In the United States, a handful of Alaskans elect as many senators as a multitude of Californians (affirmative action for acreage, you might say).

In two mainly Palestinian districts of Amman, the capital, 310,000 voters elect as many MPs as 122,000 tribesmen in Karak, a southern town where Bedouin predominate.

In 2005, Howard Dean, who was then the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, carried out a campaign to elect as many Democrats as possible.

Leaders of the Republican-controlled legislature openly admitted that their goal was to elect as many Republicans as possible, while eliminating Democratic incumbents.

Electing as many women as men to Westminster and the devolved assemblies would not solve the problem – but it is the only place to start.

It was safe to say that because in 2001 (and later, in Georgia and Texas), Republican-dominated legislatures in Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania and other states drew up maps with the goal of electing as many Republicans as possible.