Sentence examples for margin of voters from inspiring English sources

The initiative in question, called the Massachusetts Clean Election Law, passed in 1998 by a 2-to-1 margin of voters.

(California's rejection of same-sex marriage by only a narrow margin of voters last year seemed to mark an unexpected turning point on the issue).

In the UK, a slim margin of voters ultimately rejected the view of experts who predicted economic doom if the country left the EU.

Mr. Wilson won support for his tax initiative by a considerable margin: 58 percent of voters passed that surcharge.

Some findings: *By a margin of 60-13, voners on the left side of the spectrum favor raising taxes on incomes above $1 million, while voters outside of the left are much less supportive, 39-25.

By a margin of 40 per cent to 37 per cent, voters expect the outcome will be that Britain stays in the EU.

ComRes also found that, by a margin of 50%to42%2%, voters said Labour would have greater appeal if Brown were to stand aside.

64 be implemented as written and mandated by a wide margin of California voters.

The measure -– passed by a wide margin of California voters but later deemed unconstitutional by a federal court –- sought to create a state-run citizenship screening program.

And by a 15-point margin, a majority of voters backed tax incentives for companies with a record of operating safely.

Mrs. Clinton is counting on large margins of Latino voters, although their turnout has often been low.