Sentence examples for tip election from inspiring English sources

Hand Recount May Tip Election To Gore.

They pointed out that independent voters could tip elections one way or another.

When he got to the part about virality being a superpower — "I realized that if you could make ideas go viral, you could tip elections, start movements, revolutionize industries" — I asked whether that was really true.

In close races downballot from senator to dogcatcher, Hall also worries about the storm disruptions' ability to tip elections.

Among the documentary's allegations were that the network's politicized coverage swayed public support for the war in Iraq and tipped election projections in favor of Bush in 2000.

We simply need to get between the two parties, and control the balance of power between them, tipping elections to one or the other, depending on which candidates support radical centrist policies.

Gideon Rachman, in his column in the Financial Times this morning, suggested that the Ryan revelation could tip the election in Obama's favor, writing: "It would be nice to believe that the U.S. election will ultimately turn on this profound debate about the role of the government.

And that could tip the election to McCain.

The website makes Florida the state most likely to tip the election, with an 18.7% chance.

Enough to tip an election, especially in a heavily forested swing state like New Hampshire.

With the major party candidates in a dead heat, Nader is poised to tip the election to Bush - again".