Sentence examples for elections found that from inspiring English sources
A 2018 Pew report, "Key takeaways about Latino voters in the 2018 midterm elections," found that Hispanics cast a decisive majority of votes for Democratic congressional candidates 69-299), a smaller percentage of votes, however, than African-Americans (90-9) Asian-Americanscans 77-233).
The study, which focused on congressional elections, found that voters in those areas have tended toward ideological extremes.
And two polls after the midterm elections found that 76 and 79percentt of Jewish voters had voted Democratic.
An Emerge USA poll taken during the 2010 midterm elections found that more than 60% of registered Muslim voters in Florida were likely to vote.
A Pew poll taken last year, in the run-up to national elections, found that only fifty-two per cent of Turks gave the military a positive rating.
Russian physicist Sergei Shpilkin, who has used in-depth statistical analysis to highlight falsified votes in previous elections, found that vote falsification was likely at a record low.
An analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies released before the general election found that cuts to council budgets were sharpest in the UK's poorest areas.
An Associated Press analysis of the 2016 election found that Republicans picked up as many as 22 additional seats because of gerrymandering, while a Brennan Center for Justice study found gerrymandering accounted for an additional 16 to 17 GOP seats.
December 13 , 2016– (New Haven, CT) A new nationally representative survey conducted shortly after the election finds that, across party lines, 69% of registered voters say the U.S. should participate in the international agreement to limit global warming, compared to only 13% who say the U.S. should not.
Our research on opinion poll data from earlier elections finds that lower-income Americans tend to vote based on economic issues, while richer voters consider social issues as well as economics in their voting decisions.
