Sentence examples for elections based on from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth meeting produced an agreement on Rhodesia that recognized the principle of new elections based on one man, one vote under British authority.

He found that sampled voters who had voted in just one of the last four elections (based on their actual vote history reflected in the official records) were "3x more likely to get thru [the likely voter] screen in CO than other states I polled".

NCMPs, who are declared elected by the returning officer, consist of the best performing losers in general elections based on the percentage of votes cast.

The party predicted a "stunning performance" in the European elections, based on today's results.

In sub-Saharan Africa, competitive elections based on universal suffrage were introduced in three distinct periods.

"I don't think people vote in presidential elections based on how they view state issues," he said.

"In Chattanooga, no elected official is going to win an election based on a transit issue".

"We're going to win or lose this election based on about 10 states," he said.

Mr. Spano can make a credible case for re-election based on his record.

Further, the ability to predict a future election based on prior elections is not as clean-cut as some would like believe.

Each became nationally prominent, calling on Catholics to cast their vote in the 1984 presidential election based on the candidates' positions on abortion.