Sentence examples for projected Democratic from inspiring English sources

To win a majority, Republicans need to pick up a net of 39 seats; to reach that threshold they will probably have to win at least 44 seats now held by Democrats to offset a handful of projected Democratic victories in Republican-held districts.

A thundering roar sounded when the roll call of projected Democratic victories suddenly included Ohio.

America once projected its democratic ethos abroad via cowboy flicks, jazz music, and edgy painting.

The announcement was a clear concession on his part, temporarily shelving his demands for $5.7 billion in funds for his long-promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico border ― a project Democratic lawmakers firmly rejected.

The announcement comes on the 35th day of the longest shutdown in United States history and is a clear cave by Trump, whose impasse over the budget stems from his demands for $5.7 billion in funds for his long-promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico border ― a project Democratic lawmakers say is a firm deal-breaker.

Math is hard, but I do believe that's more than the roughly $400 billion (not $500 billion) in Medicare savings projected for the Democratic health bills.

The national figures are indeed lower than projected, said House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco.

Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is projected to win the Democratic caucuses in Minnesota, according to the Associated Press.

Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is projected to win the Democratic caucuses in Colorado, according to the Associated Press.

(Even the automated polling firm Public Policy Polling, which often polls for liberal and Democratic clients, projected results that were slightly more favorable for Mr. Romney than he actually achieved).

Besides being principal investigator of DEDERE, a research project on democratic deepening and regression, Skaaning is project manager of the Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem) project with special responsibilities for civil liberties.