Sentence examples for election evidenced from inspiring English sources

He's also better positioned than Clinton to defeat any of the Republican frontrunners in a general election, evidenced by the recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll, which found that Sanders outperforms Clinton against any leading Republican by roughly 6 percentage points in Iowa and an extraordinary 21 points in New Hampshire.

As Michael Kelly noted in a profile of her, reprinted in his book Things Worth Fighting For: "The politics of Hillary Rodham Clinton are indeed largely liberal (although, the post election evidence indicates, no more so than those of her husband), but they are of a liberalism derived from religiosity.

While I cannot verify the claim that Democrats are mobilizing their Iowa supporters who may drop off in a midterm election, evidence from Iowa polling, from activity among persons without a party registration, and statistics from other states, support their claim".

In the political sphere, the burden of the past has not been entirely overcome with one historic presidential election, as evidenced by last Sunday's gubernatorial election in the southeastern state of Tabasco.

What is Moussavi's pre-election evidence for fraud".

In contrast, the high voter turnout rates in every election since then evidenced that Singaporeans have realized this point.

This effect was particularly prominent in the 2010 elections, and this is the pollster that had Mr. Bush leading by 9percentt on election day, 2000, as evidenced by the National Council on Public Polling.

Except Latinos reached their power years ago and, as evidenced on election night, have apparently walked right past the Republican's Hard Right boutique.

"The burden on Ohio voters' right to participate in the national and statewide election is great, as evidenced by the statistical analysis offered by Plaintiffs and not disputed by Defendants.

Real competition, where a challenger to an incumbent might have some actual chance of winning, is evidenced in elections that are won by margins of less than 10percentt of the vote.

Of course, IMHO, aristocracy shouldn't be the sole or even most important determining factor in elections either, but as evidenced by the electoral success of do-nothings like Evan Bayh, clearly it is.