Sentence examples similar to states advantage from inspiring English sources

And the home-state advantage isn't a shallow one.

Exit polls hinted that Mrs. Clinton benefited from a home-state advantage.

Historians generally cite two exceptions, both in Chicago, where candidates benefited from a home state advantage.

Historically, the home-state advantage for a candidate is on the order of 7 points.

Mr. Siegel said, "Bradley could do very, very well in the Northeast, and in New York he has a home-state advantage".

If he wants his campaign to continue, he'll need to capitalize on that home-state advantage.

The Sanders campaign is up against a lot, especially in a contest with a candidate whose home state advantage makes any attempt at a win seem outright futile.

The Power and the Crows will share the new stadium, while hoping to derive a home-state advantage from its long and narrow shape, while the capacity of 53,000 along with new facilities should be more appealing to crowds.

Katharine Q. Seelye THE POLLS HOME STATE ADVANTAGE -- The latest poll by The Arizona Republic shows that Senator John McCain has opened a commanding lead over Gov. George W. Bush of Texas in Mr. McCain's home state primary there next Tuesday, outpacing Mr. Bush 52percentto29percentcent among likely Republican voters.

"The vice presidential home state advantage is, essentially, zero".

And remember that small-state advantage in the Senate?