Sentence examples for had a runoff from inspiring English sources

The last time the city had a runoff, in 2009, turnout was around 230,000, but there were two offices on the ballot, public advocate and comptroller.

Experts said that if, indeed, the Democrats had a runoff this year and the Republicans did not, delaying the runoff by a week would most likely benefit the Republican nominee, since it would give the Democrats less time — five weeks instead of six — to unite behind their nominee before the general election.

However, even the extremely hydrophobic Taranaki-Organic Soil, which had a runoff coefficient of 96%, only lost 13% of the applied bromide via run-off.

We had a runoff and I lost by two hundred votes – to a machine candidate.

Seeing the results made him acknowledge he'd had a runoff problem he wasn't aware of.

It must also be said, and this is extremely crucial, that Duterte's strategy would have been too risky if the Philippines had a runoff election, where candidates are expected to garner the support of majority of the voters.

Otherwise, the top two candidates will have a runoff.

From 1916 until 1940, if no one had a majority they'd have a runoff.

If nobody wins a majority, the top two vote-getters would have a runoff election in April.

The runners, even if they decide to have a runoff, may decide to delay their 100 meter runoff until after the 200 meter finals are done.

If no one has a clear majority, the two top men have a runoff in a second primary, held about a month later.