Sentence examples for victorious vote from inspiring English sources

Gove, who is respected by colleagues, Tory members and the media, published a damning character reference about the man with whom he jointly ran the victorious Vote Leave campaign.

The downbeat press conference reflected a decision by the victorious Vote Leave campaign to try to calm the collapse of the financial markets as the magnitude of the political and economic repercussions unfold.

Whoever wins next month, he or she will claim a governing "mandate" based on their victorious popular-vote total.

Those seeing the shifts in the polls as a harbinger of a victorious "people's vote" campaign should remember what happened in 2017 when May called a snap election based on an apparently insurmountable polling lead.

Monroe emerged victorious with 65 votes to Crawford's 54.

He eventually emerged victorious by 21 votes (out of 186,000 cast) after two recounts.

After a vigorous campaign, during which she was "nice to everyone," she says, Mrs. Devi emerged victorious, winning 230 votes and defeating five other candidates.

Germany's Martin Kaymer finished runner-up following his wins in the US Open and the Players Championship, with Europe's victorious Ryder Cup team voted into third place.

Mr. Obama could certainly win Florida – we give him about a 35 percent chance of doing so — but these simulations find that he usually has easier paths to the victorious 270 electoral votes.

Despite abstaining in Liberland's first presidential election, Jedlicka emerged victorious, thanks to votes from his fellow founding father and Liberland's founding mother (also his girlfriend, and now the nation's first lady).

Ashish was victorious with 83 votes, beating out Ben by only four.