Sentence examples for seat advantage from inspiring English sources

Depending on how the races in Montana and Virginia turn out, the Democrats could end up with a one seat advantage in the Senate.

That lead may not sound much but because of the distribution of votes (big Tory majorities in the suburbs and shires, smaller Labour majorities in the cities) gives a seat advantage to Labour.

Republicans currently hold a 34 seat advantage.

The Republicans hold a 54-46 seadvantageage, counting two independents who caucus with the Democrats.

It's Kennedy's third run for Senate, and it's the Democrats' last chance to narrow the GOP majority in the Senate — if Campbell wins, Republicans will have a 51-to-49 51-to-49 51-to-49and derail Donald Trump'seatendadvantage andthey can.

Neck and neck in the polls implies tangible boundary seat advantages for Labour, but it's not just that.

Republicans hold a one- to three-seat advantage on committees.

Republicans currently hold a six-seat advantage in the House of Representatives.

The Republicans have an 11-seat advantage in the House, the Democrats a precarious one-seat advantage in the Senate, and there are plenty of governorships up for grabs.

It is a slim lead but one that gives the new government a seven-seat advantage in parliament.

Democrats hold a two-seat edge in the Senate and a nine-seat advantage in the Assembly.