Sentence examples for the pattern of votes from inspiring English sources

The pattern of votes gives the lie to the claim that these were independent proposals from individual members of parliament acting alone.

But not much changed in the pattern of voting.

Suppose the pattern of voting is the same at the next election.

Maps depicting the pattern of voting in yesterday's referendum show a deeply fragmented country.

With turnout at such abysmal levels, it is difficult to draw any definite conclusions about the pattern of voting in a general election.

Certainly, the pattern of voting kept the mood of independence alive by rejecting the Conservatives, but Matthew Sinclair of Saint Property Search in Edinburgh thinks the election has made no impact on the property scene.

While the pattern of voting may begin to emerge after polls close at 10 p.m. on Thursday, some results, including that of the London mayoral race, are not expected until Friday.

In the pattern of his votes, it is already clear that Mr. Brown has joined the small club of centrist Northeast Republicans that by the start of this year had shrunk to just two members: Senators Olympia J. Snowe and Susan Collins of Maine.

The patterns of Brexit voting last week map almost perfectly on to the pattern of Ukip voting seen in the 2014 European parliament.

"Basically the pattern of the vote between Gore and Bush was very similar to the pattern of the vote that we've seen between Kulongoski and Mannix," said William M. Lunch, a political science professor at Oregon State University.

"If you look at the pattern of New Jersey voting for president in the last two elections, you see Gore won by 16 points and Kerry won by only 7, so the Republicans have made real gains," she said.