Sentence examples for total of votes from inspiring English sources

"The total of votes for the left is the same as those for the right.

When a touch-screen machine is turned on for the first time on Election Day, two observers from different parties are supposed to print and view the "zero tape" that shows there are no votes already recorded on the machine; a hacker could fix the vote by programming the machine to start, for example, with a negative total of votes for a candidate.

Not a county's total vote or a precinct total or even the total of votes cast on the shortest, dead-end street in the smallest town, but each, distinct vote resonated in Florida, and -- because this was the finish line -- the race itself.

Although the city's machines have been subject for years to frequent breakdowns, they rely on a simple and paperless system of levers and pulleys that keeps a running total of votes without producing ballots that can be challenged on the basis of confusing indentations, like dimpled or pregnant chads.

In the two days following the election last month, the running total of votes cast rose from 3.6 million to 4.4 million.

Debs received 5.99% of the popular vote (a total of 901,551 votes) in 1912, while his total of 913,693 votes in the 1920 campaign remains the all-time high for a Socialist Party candidate.

Collaboration and communication was most highly prioritized by participants (39% of total number of votes), followed by a wellness attitude (27% of total number of votes), better funding mechanisms (18% of total number of votes), and finally, education (16% of total number of votes).

Voter turnout measures the total number of votes cast in the 2012 presidential election, divided by the total number of registered voters.

In 2012, Johnson received 0.99percentt of the popular vote, or a total of 1,275,971 votes, as the Libertarian Party's nominee.

In the final round, Ed Miliband won with a total of 175,519 votes to David's 147,220 votes.

The candidate with the most votes wins, regardless of their share of the total number of votes cast.