Sentence examples for elections based on the from inspiring English sources
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 5 percent, that is, who vote in presidential elections based on the foreign policy views of the candidates.
Mr. Bush's aides said they did not believe Mr. Edwards would make a significant difference, arguing that voters end up making their decisions in presidential elections based on the top of the ticket.
But many Serbs didn't see it that way, since he didn't terrorize them and could win elections based on the fiction that he was protecting them from the sea of enemies.
He has pledged to hold elections based on "the genuine people's will".
The authors in [2] calculated predictions for two 2010 US Congressional elections based on the share of tweets for each candidate, as in [5], and sentiment in tweets, similar to [9].
Each became nationally prominent, calling on Catholics to cast their vote in the 1984 presidential election based on the candidates' positions on abortion.
Marine Le Pen is unlikely to win the 2017 election based on the final-round regional results, but much rests on who stands as a candidate for the other parties.
Further, Section 102.111 of the Florida Statutes provides that the Elections Canvassing Commission "shall... ignore" county returns filed after 5 p.m. on the seventh day following the election, and "shall... certify" the election based on the results returned before the deadline.
Especially with the Friday jobs report, the economic numbers now seem just strong enough to make the incumbent a favorite for re-election, based on the way the public has evaluated their presidents historically.
