Sentence examples for projected winner from inspiring English sources

And, based on completed brackets on ESPN's Men's Tournament Challenge Web site, North Carolina is the projected winner.

Mr. Romney's position peaked in the now-cast on Oct. 12, at which point it estimated a virtual tie in the popular vote (Mr. Obama was the projected "winner" by 0.3 percentage points).

Mr. Romney's position peaked in the "now-cast" on Friday, Oct. 12, at which point it estimated a virtual tie in the popular vote (Mr. Obama was the projected "winner" by 0.3 percentage points).

A nationwide ballot could usher in another prime minister in a country that has seen a rapid succession of them and, with no clear projected winner, deepen Japan's political inertia at a difficult time for the nation.

On CNN soon after 7 30, Aaron Brown said that Voter News Service had said that John D. Rockefeller IV was the projected winner in the West Virginia Senate race.

It began when an election alert flashed across the screen and the Fox News anchors on deck, Brett Baier and Megyn Kelly, announced that Obama was the projected winner in Ohio.

No celebration from the Democrats, who were the projected winners but came out sore losers.

The hearings could lead to new agreements about how television projected winners and new legislation about how Americans vote.

The network said it was also addressing the problem of how to deal with the pressure to call elections after competing decision desks had already projected winners.

Representative Billy Tauzin, a Louisiana Republican, has scheduled a hearing Wednesday with five network executives as part of a Congressional investigation into how television anchors projected winners on election night.

With Kirsten Gillibrand, Elizabeth Warren, Claire McCaskill, Debbie Stabenow and Tammy Baldwin now the projected winners in their Senate races, women can claim a major victory tonight.