Sentence examples for more electors from inspiring English sources

Thus, Obama needs 58 more electors, and Romney needs 79 to reach the winning goal of 270 electoral votes.

Sectors deemed to be friendly to Beijing, like traditional Chinese medicine, have far more electors relative to their share of the population than do sectors deemed hostile, like social workers or lawyers.

ROME -- Pope Benedict XVI named 24 new cardinals on Wednesday, adding fresh blood to the institution that will one day elect his successor and raising the chances that more electors of the next pope will be Italian.

Virginia and Pennsylvania had roughly equivalent free populations, for instance, but Virginia, because of its slave population, had six more seats in the House than did Pennsylvania, and therefore six more electors in the Electoral College.

Fifty-two morelectorsrs will come from seven states with upcoming primaries, and Hillary will almost certainly pick up a state or two there.

He won enough states to give him the support of 306, so anti-Trump forces need to persuade 36 more electors.

Though a right-winger, he has positioned the Tories in the more elector-friendly center, toning down anti-Europe talk and focusing on social issues, including Britain's creaking public services.

In the Reichstag, or Diet, the Kurfürsten, or electoral princes (more commonly, electors), eventually set themselves apart from the others, whose number grew considerably until the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire.

Kennedy was blamed internally for concentrating on trying to attract Tory voters rather than broadening the party's electoral appeal with more progressive electors disillusioned with Labour, but he was nevertheless re-elected leader shortly after parliament returned.

Polling stations should not have more than 2,500 electors and the ballot papers will be white.

Of Brazil's 62 big cities (those with more than 200,000 electors), it won 17 (up from five), including Sao Paulo, the largest.