Sentence examples for roughly one vote from inspiring English sources

That was roughly one vote per precinct.

According to the certified count certified last night, Bush won the state by 537 votes, 2,912,790 to 2,912,253, roughly one vote out of every 11,000 cast.

A bellicose speaker who was imprisoned while Yugoslavia was still a Communist country and has long had a flair for populism, Mr. Seselj received roughly one million votes in the Serbian election two months ago, coming in second behind the outgoing president of the now dissolved country of Yugoslavia, Vojislav Kostunica.

Roughly one month before the vote, his party settled on Mr. Haddad, a former education minister and mayor of São Paulo, to take his place on the ballot.

While the Vacco campaign challenged only 24 people there, in the 29th Election District of the 73d Assembly District, they represented roughly one in four Democratic votes cast in the district.

(Her roughly one per cent of the national vote included more than enough votes to swing two of the three states to Clinton).

But, among those who said abortion was their most important voting issue -- roughly one in five voters -- McAuliffe crushed Cuccinelli by something close to a two-to-one margin.

Roughly one in eight people on the planet is eligible to vote in India's national election that began on April 11.

Roughly one quarter of all of those who voted on Tuesday were self-described white evangelicals and fully 81% backed Trump.

By simply engaging these overlooked voters through phone calls, door-knocks and a few non-traditional campaign events, we saw an 11 percent increase in voter turnout, with roughly one-in-eight voting in a municipal election for the first time.

With roughly one-third of votes counted, support for the mainstream centre-right coalition – particularly Independence – stood at more than 40%, translating to 27 MPs in Iceland's 63-seat parliament.