Sentence examples for most electors from inspiring English sources

Clinton leads President-elect Donald Trump by nearly 800,000 votes nationally with a final count still pending, but Trump won the most electors in the electoral college system that is how the country actually picks its president.

Despite the pleas of Trump opponents, most electors had said for weeks that they planned to cast votes reflecting the will of their home states.

After all, for most electors, certain public sector workers are heroic — one only has to think of the two firemen killed last week, the soldiers caught up in Afghanistan, policemen, social and health-care workers whose lives are filled with risk and confrontation, teachers and others who are frequently subjected to abuse and attack.

From 1789 to today, most electors have been undistinguished no-names doing as they were told by whomever picked them.

The swing state with the most electoral votes that doesn't bind its electors by law is Pennsylvania, with 20 electoral votes.

While there is a simmering racism in some parts of the community, I'm convinced that most BNP electors are protest voters, sticking their metaphorical two-fingers up at the establishment.

As we consistently perform better on these issues, this offers our campaigners the chance to address immigration in terms of these areas where we offer policies that make a tangible difference to the lives of some of the most disadvantaged electors across the country.

Labour's Mr Mitchell argued that the "awful" polling day weather deterred all but the most committed electors from turning out.

In most states, electors represent the core of their parties, and are selected by their parties based on this loyalty.

Charles campaigned aggressively for the post, vying with King Francis I of France to bribe the most prince-electors.

In choosing electors, most states adopted a general-ticket system in which slates of partisan electors were selected on the basis of a statewide vote.