Sentence examples for elections rated from inspiring English sources

SENATE Results for the first Senate elections rated as cliffhangers will start to come in at 8 p.m. Look to Pennsylvania for evidence that the campaigning of organized labor can have an impact in a state where outside groups have spent millions on television advertising.

Indeed, the 2013 Electoral Integrity Project, a study that scored 66 countries on the integrity of their elections, rated the United States low in categories related to elections systems and structures like "voting district boundaries," "voter registration," and "campaign finance".

In the months before the 2009 parliamentary elections, the party had, as in the 2001 election, rated very highly in opinion poll results which however declined towards the actual election.

At the last election I rated Livingstone and Johnson broadly equal on housing and planning policy.

PolitiFact, a Tampa Bay Times site that won a Pulitzer for its coverage of the 2008 election, has rated 70% of the Trump statements it has checked as mostly false, false or "pants on fire," its lowest score.

So they are mad at Congress but re-elect their own Congressperson Congress's incumbent re-election rate was 96percentt in 2014.

Over the past few decades, House incumbents have been re-elected at rates exceeding 95 percent — the 87 percent re-election rate of 2010 was considered quite low — so incumbents are expected to win and it is noteworthy when they do not.

Creative gerrymandering has resulted in a 99percentt re-election rate.

But the legislative re-election rate in Albany is 98percentt.

The national incumbency re-election rate is in the 90th percentile.

It's why re-election rates for congress members are so high.