Sentence examples for election a majority from inspiring English sources
And in Pennsylvania, a major battleground state this election, a majority of voters with a college education – or 56% – support Clinton, according to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist Poll released last week.
At the special election a majority 'in number and amount' of the property taxpayers approved the bond issue.
In the 2008 presidential election, a majority of those who cast early votes did so for President Obama.
At the election, a majority of the generals must have felt willing to concede some power to keep Algeria on the rails; they may now be balking at the consequences.Humbler Algerians, railing against corruption and inequality, may also balk.
In a Newsweek poll just before the Supreme Court decided the election, a majority agreed with Gore that the undervotes should be counted, but a majority also believed Gore should concede.
By Andy Borowitz July 19, 2016 CLEVELAND (The Borowitz Report) — In what promises to be a key issue in the 2016 general election, a majority of Americans now say that they want a President who can keep their families safe from Rudy Giuliani, a new poll finds.
"It is politically dead, because in the previous elections a majority voted against it.
At this month's elections, a majority of the seats (40 out of 70) were, for the first time, directly elected.
In May 2012 elections a majority of voters backed parties opposed to austerity, but no group won an overall majority resulting in political deadlock.
The Tories are still going to win the election and a majority, albeit a smallish one.
