Sentence examples for in the initial vote from inspiring English sources
In the initial vote all eight Democrats on the committee and two Republicans, Senators Charles McC.
His Democratic challenger, Jared Golden, had fallen almost 2,000 votes short of Poliquin in the initial vote count.
Mr. Sarkozy, the first incumbent in half a century to be bested in the initial vote, now faces an uphill fight for re-election.
In the initial vote over having electors select the president, the only states voting "nay" were North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia — the three most ardently proslavery states in the convention.
Strange got a "Trump bump" in the initial vote, said Vince Gawronski, a professor of political science at Birmingham-Southern College In Alabama.
She and Supervisors Michael D. Antonovich and Mark Ridley-Thomas — who both opposed the tax in the initial vote — voted Tuesday to scrap the measure.
He had competed unsuccessfully for more than two decades, but this time the incumbent, Abdou Diouf, failed to gain a majority in the initial voting.
Today, in announcing that he would vote to sustain Mr. Gaffney's veto, William J. Lindsay, a Democratic lawmaker who was not in office when the initial vote was held, said he was less concerned with the breaking of laws than he was about jobs' being lost, especially if the economy sours.
Diebold, after all, kept quiet about the bugs it found in its programs -- including one that subtracted more than 16,000 votes from Al Gore in a single Florida country during the initial vote counting in the 2000 election.
In 17 recorded discussions, the initial vote for students at one or more tables was higher than 70%; these discussions were still transcribed and analyzed.
Despite strong opposition from workers in the public sector and the more extreme fringes of his own Workers Party, Mr. da Silva, who canceled an African trip to stay in Brasília and shepherd the bill through Congress, marshaled enough support to carry the initial vote in the lower house by 358 to 126, with 9 abstentions.
