Sentence examples for election matched from inspiring English sources

Yes, Rasmussen remains a maverick figure in much of the mainstream media, but take a look at how its partisan make-up in its three-month average before the election matched up against the exit polling since 2004.

This year's election matched him against the earthy populist, Lalu Prasad Yadav; he and his wife dominated the state as chief ministers before Mr. Kumar took power in 2005.

Its latest double bill, designed for the run-up to the general election, matches an early 20th-century classic with one of the finest British works of the last quarter-century.

One pollster estimated that a general election matching these results would see Labour with a similar number of seats to the 262 it scored in 2017, while the Tories would lose 12. Surprise success for two Green candidates against Conservative incumbents helped Labour become the biggest party in the Manchester council, one of its biggest successes of the night.

WASHINGTON/PHOENIX, Jan 9 (Reuters) - A new gun control group led by Gabrielle Giffords, the former U.S. congresswoman wounded in a Tucson shooting rampage, wants to raise $20 million for the 2014 congressional elections, matching the National Rifle Association's spending in last November's elections, the group's treasurer said on Wednesday.

-Joe Biden looks to be more electable than Hillary Clinton in general election match-ups.

Trump, for his part, is already focused on the general election match-up against Hillary Clinton.

And in hypothetical general election match-ups, Sanders consistently leads Trump.

In a general election match-up with Mrs. Dole, Mr. Bowles trails by 47 points, with 22percentt of respondents undecided.

They saw the recent opinion poll that gave Romney an 8% lead over Obama in a general election match-up.

The Federal Election Commission had denied his request for general election matching funds, ruling that he did not meet its requirements for third-party candidates.