Sentence examples for election were based on from inspiring English sources

Trump tweeted on Tuesday: "If the election were based on total popular vote I would have campaigned in NY, Florida and California and won even bigger and more easily".

(Trump has made a similar point, tweeting: "If the election were based on total popular vote I would have campaigned in NY Florida and California and won even bigger and more easily").

If the election were based on total popular vote I would have campaigned in N.Y.

Expected years of life after national election were based on average person of same age and sex as candidate, taken from historical life tables as described in Methods.

The election is based on a vote for a party rather than for individuals.

He added that, while the last election was based on participation by individuals, the 2006 election will be based on political parties.

Post mortems on the 2004 election revealed the idea that "values" were the most important issue in the election was based on a misreading of the polls.

The election is based on a contemptible new constitution that preserves a pre-eminent role for the armed forces in running the country's affairs (see article).

That would reassure the American electorate that the outcome of the presidential election is based on a full and fair count, albeit under imperfect conditions.

In the first of a string of controversies that would dog his tenure, Mr. Carollo was returned to office in 1998 only after a court voided the victory of the apparent winner, concluding that the outcome of the election was based on voter fraud.

The two biggest crises of this US election are based on the infallibility of network memory.