Sentence examples for gained vote from inspiring English sources

Only the AfD (and the liberal FDP) gained vote share in all three states.

During elections in recent years they have steadily gained votes.

For the high-flying Greens Hamburg was sobering: they gained votes but will move into opposition.

Both main parties sought and gained votes by promising immigration control.

"They are tremendous players," added Henry, who gained votes from Sven-Goran Eriksson and David Beckham.

When the rejected ballots were counted, Mr. Bush gained votes, as the Democrats said: 17 in all.

Democrats Abroad was started in 1964 and gained voting delegates to the party's convention in 1976.

A larger majority of voters chose the consensus and stability offered by the two main parties, both of which gained votes compared with the last elections.

So it's likely that UKIP took votes from David Cameron's party while Labour gained votes from Nick Clegg's.

Sherman gained votes on the second ballot, but plateaued there; by the fifth ballot, it was clear that he would gain no more delegates.

Initially without a vote, the delegation of NGOs representing communities affected by the three diseases gained voting rights on the Board by 2004, giving them the same rights as the two other NGO delegations, states, private sector, and private foundations.