Sentence examples for vote as compared from inspiring English sources

One Republican incumbent, Robert Cowles, bettered Mr. Walker's performance in his district, winning 60.4 percent of the vote as compared to the 57.4 percent that Mr. Walker achieved there in winning the governor's race last November.

In the election of June 22 , 1960 the Liberals broke the hold of the Union Nationale, taking 51 seats and 51.5 per cent of the popular vote as compared with the latter's 43 seats and 46.6 per cent of the vote.

The organizations that had presided over Spain's heretofore two-party system -- the PSOE (center-left Socialist Workers Partyy) and the PP (right-wing Popular Party) -- took less than half of the vote, as compared to 81percentt in the prior (2009) election.

Even if these crucial and rather restrictive –constraints are met, it still cannot be said that majority voting is at the top of the veritistic (truth-conducive) heap as compared with rival voting methods.

In a Census Bureau survey of voting patterns in the 2000 election, only 36percentt of 18-to 24-year-olds said they had voted, as compared to 72percentt of those between 65 and 74.

Once we know Romney's vote percentage (as compared to his conservative rivals') in these future contests, we can make an educated estimate of how many delegates he will get in each state.

That projects to about 185,000 votes statewide, as compared with about 240,000 votes in the Republican primary in 2008.

When asked if the outcome of the case made them more or less enthusiastic about voting in 2016 as compared to 2012, 54 percent responded that they are now more enthusiastic about voting in 2016.

In total, they gave Mr. Walker 55.6 percent of their votes in 2010, as compared to the 52.3 percent he achieved statewide — a Republican lean of 3.3 percentage points.

Rafsanjani was reelected in 1993, though his victory was not as overwhelming as in 1989; voter turnout was significantly lower, and he won only two-thirds of the votes in 1993 as compared with more than nine-tenths four years earlier.

We recently released a report on Latinos in Central Florida in which we highlighted that only 48percentt of Latinos in Central Florida say they always vote in Presidential Elections, as compared to 68percentt of the entire Florida population.