Sentence examples for the final electoral from inspiring English sources

The final electoral vote results were: Jackson 178, Adams 83.

We'll be bringing you exit poll results, data-driven observations, historical context and the final electoral verdicts in both states.

"Look for 'lean Obama' states to shift to 'lean Romney,'" he says in his polling notes, essentially conceding that the final electoral map will look nothing like his mock-up.

He believes it was his weighting by party that enabled him to get so much closer to the final electoral count in 1996 than anybody else and that is making his polls less volatile now, and it is likely that this is true.

Jair Bolsonaro was the only candidate in the run-off election that supported a reform of the pension system, which may be why, despite his bombastic rhetoric on campaign, yields on Brazil ten-year treasuries fell by more than two percentage points and the currency ratio appreciated from 4.1 (Brazilian real to USD) to 3.62, between September and the day following the final electoral outcomes.

The reality is the final electoral count of 332 for Obama and 206 for Romney is hardly "a squeaker".

But at Johannesburg's Ellis Park, no one could doubt that it was Mandela, not Jacob Zuma, about to become the country's fourth black leader, who captivated the crowds, as the African National Congress embarked on its final electoral rally before Wednesday's vote.

On July 1 , 2012 during the opening act of Chávez's final electoral campaign, I'd put the same question to America Carvallo, a woman in her mid-fifties wearing a red T-shirt.

As campaigns and volunteers hone their final electoral messages, the best flier I've seen asks a simple question -- "Will They Get What They're Paying For?" Created by the Washington State Labor Council, and proudly bearing their name, not that of some shadowy front group, it portrays a check from the US Chamber of Commerce to Republican Washington State Senate candidate Dino Rossi.

Britain completed this process by a final electoral reform in the mid-1880s.

Muslims in the Arab world, as well as many Jews I know, hope that the second Obama administration, freed from its final electoral campaign, will be able to provide such leadership.