Sentence examples for per precinct from inspiring English sources

Larger counties would receive $3,500 per precinct.

A look at homicides per precinct shows that the 75th led the way, with 29.

In 2012, she said, Obama lost the state by an average of 17 votes per precinct.

Counties with 75,000 residents or fewer will get $7,500 per precinct to pay for optical scanners; more populous counties will get $3,500 per precinct for the equipment.

This is the closest election since John Kennedy won the presidency in 1960 by one vote per precinct.

Counties with 75,000 or fewer residents would receive $7,500 per precinct, about the cost of an optical scanner.

The message also cited the one-vote-per-precinct victory in 1960.

Bo Bogarty pointed out to us that the 63 votes listed as provisional in precinct 6-C came to sligtly more than half of Obama's 124 vote-per-precinct margin in 2008.

He reminds them that John F. Kennedy won the popular vote by a margin of one vote per voting precinct across the nation and that each listener has the power to make that kind of a difference.

At a pace of 1 precinct per 39 minutes, Mississippi's vote would be completely reported by 3 51 a.m.

She made specific changes to the form officers fill out when recording a stop, and ordered a year-long pilot program of body-worn cameras in one precinct per borough where the most stops occur.