Sentence examples for election how many from inspiring English sources

They should also publicly report after each election how many votes are lost because of miscast ballots.

"We have no way of knowing, so close to the election, how many candidates will come forward and ask that their names be placed on the ballot".

But, as British politicians square up for a close election, how many have studied the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, or those Whitehall memos about protocol in hung parliaments?

It was definitely jarring that Trump beat Clinton (if winning the electoral college technically even means that you beat your presidential opponent), but at the same time it wasn't wholly unexpected, seeing as it was always painfully clear throughout the election how many people fanatically supported every word that spewed out of his gross butthole of a mouth. .

It was definitely jarring that Trump beat Clinton (if winning the electoral college technically even means that you beat your presidential opponent), but at the same time it wasn't wholly unexpected, seeing as it was always painfully clear throughout the election how many people fanatically supported every word that spewed out of his gross butthole of a mouth.

"What scared me, after the 2016 election, was how many people — silently — supported this dude," the fund-raiser said.

So the question in many Jordanian minds is not who will win seats in the election but how many people will vote at all.

Not long ago, the only question about the Lib Dems' performance in the next Westminster election was how many seats we were likely to lose.

One of the most striking things about this election is how many white voters were willing to tell the pollsters that they were voting against Obama.

If we knew nothing else about the election but how many jobs were created from January to October 2012, we would deem Mr. Obama to be a favorite if the economy created more than 151,000 jobs a month and an underdog otherwise.

Mr Miliband will announce that the competition authority would report within six months of the election on how many branches the big banks might have to sell off, a process that would start within the following six months.