Sentence examples for gore state from inspiring English sources

In exchange, a voter in a sure Gore state would vote for Mr. Nader and help the Greens reach the 5 percent threshold the party needs to qualify for federal financing.

In the Gore state of Michigan, which lost a seat in redistricting, the delegation went from 9-7 in favor of the Democrats to 9-6 in favor of the Republicans — even though Democratic congressional candidates received thirty-five thousand more votes than their Republican opponents in 2002.

The Gores sued Freeport in federal district court to block the seizure; the city sued the Gores in state court.

And the setback comes on top of a humiliating 29-point defeat in Iowa.Mr Bradley has further humiliations to come, particularly on March 14th, "Southern Tuesday", when six Gore-friendly states go to the polls.

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(AP) HAMDEN: GORE AHEAD IN STATE POLL -- Vice President Al Gore, benefiting from his selection of Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut as his running mate, leads Gov. George W. Bush by 52 to 33percentt, according to a poll released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University.

Gores did not state what this breach was and the company did not respond to a request for comment.

But while Mr. Bradley once talked of trying to contest Mr. Gore in almost every state, his campaign is trying to focus its efforts on certain states to ensure that he gains enough victories to justify staying in the race.

Meshing high melodrama and lurid B-movie gore into a ferocious state-of-the-nation address, it takes no act of violence for granted.

A few days later, no less than the Gore-Lieberman New Jersey state campaign team helped organize a rally at the Ancient Order of Hibernians hall in Hamilton, where not only was Jon S. Corzine, Mr. Franks's rival, going to speak, but also Senator Frank R. Lautenberg and the former Senate majority leader, George Mitchell.

The McCain campaign says it was unable even to hire a prominent Republican election lawyer and instead had to retain a Democrat, Henry Berger, who represented the Clinton-Gore campaign in the state in 1996 and had never before worked for a Republican.