Sentence examples for race correctly from inspiring English sources

In 2012, on Election Eve, for example, the Princeton Election Consortium relied on polls alone to predict every single Senate race correctly, while Silver, who used a polls-plus-fundamentals approach, called two races incorrectly, missing Heidi Heitkamp's victory, in North Dakota, and Jon Tester's, in Montana.

Rovere called the race correctly in his July "Letter from Miami Beach": Nixon's standing shows a good deal in the way of improvement, and there is absolutely no doubt that in an election held this week McGovern and Eagleton would be crushed.

For the first time, I got a perfect six for six, calling every race correctly.

And PPP's final survey in that race correctly predicted Brown's ultimate five-point margin of victory.

The polling average has called 9 out of the 10 races correctly.

Sabato and I both called all the individual races correctly, except North Carolina, where the Republican Thom Tillis ended up beating the Democrat Kay Hagan by almost two percentage points.

By the end of the night, Mr. Silver had predicted the popular vote within one percentage point, predicted 49 of 50 states' results correctly, and predicted all of the resolved Senate races correctly.

For those 78 bettors who were paid more than $4,000 for picking five of the six Breeders' Cup races correctly, there may be further future rewards in months or years.

By applying this "kitchen sink" methodology, we were able to call about a dozen more United States House races correctly in 2010 than our competitors who relied on a technique based on polling alone.

And very, very few people can get three races correctly in a row.

The worst example is when Kohli asks a member of the audience to answer the joke: "What do you call a black man flying a plane?" When she undermines his leaden-footed point on race by correctly answering "the pilot" he admonishes her for ruining the joke.