Sentence examples similar to pooling of votes from inspiring English sources

India is the world's largest democracy, and the rural poor represent the nation's largest pool of votes.

But that number did not include the largest pool of votes from Miami-Dade County, where one Republican recount observer said Mr. Bush had a net gain of 42 votes.

In 1952, the delegations of Michigan, California and Pennsylvania were at least nominally unpledged -- a pool of votes that Mr. Eisenhower ultimately managed to tap.

With the pool of votes suddenly enlarged, several analysts said that both candidates would receive a smaller percentage of the total and that Mr. Kenyatta might not clear the 50 percent threshold, forcing a runoff.

But Candidate Y can defeat Candidates X and Z if neither X nor Z drops out, because X and Z will split the deepest pool of votes, leaving Y with a plurality.

The message is clear: stop thinking of Hispanics as simply a pool of votes, and focus on policies that encourage more economic freedom, opportunity, and security.

They achieved this goal by creating racially-gerrymandered districts that either packed African American voters into one district (limiting blacks to a single electoral seat while leaving other districts with white majorities); cracked the black population into many districts; or switched to at-large elections (both of these methods submerging black votes in a wider pool of white votes).

George Voinovich of Ohio is still a long-shot possibility, too, but let's call it a pool of sixty-two votes from which sixty may be extracted.

Given the composition of these late voters, Democrats have a larger pool of potential votes to add to their column.

Inevitably, they fish in the same pool for votes.

Independents, who make up a big pool of voters in New Hampshire, can vote in the primary, as well as Republicans.