Sentence examples for vote coming from from inspiring English sources

A tough case, Mr. Richman doesn't mind telling you, but the man was acquitted, the swing vote coming from a college professor.

On Wednesday, impeachment was approved 117 to 1, with the lone dissenting vote coming from Deb Mell, a newly elected representative and Mr. Blagojevich's sister-in-law.

That concern was pushed aside yesterday, with the key vote coming from Samuel Alito who, unlike his predecessor, Sandra Day O'Connor, voted to uphold the ban.The decision is likely to embolden states to pass further restrictions on abortion that challenge the court's precedents.

Errors could come from improperly calculating how the votes of 37-year-old white males in precinct A correlate with the votes of 37-year-old white males in precinct B, or it could be underestimating the percentage of the state-wide vote coming from precinct A. 4. The initial Wisconsin exit poll error was compounded because absentee voters were not included.

"This year, 75percentt of the electorate was Republican, with the rest of the vote coming from independents and Democrats".[1].

"[CNN Chief National Correspondent] John King can walk through with our viewers what is happening in a particular state, where is the outstanding vote, where is the vote coming from, and help engage our viewers in the same thought process that our decision team is having on election night".

My customary obligation not to vote comes from my Anaywan Aboriginal nationality.

The vote came from Chris Assenheimer of The Chronicle-Telegram in Elyria, Ohio, who covers the Indians.

"The right to vote came from outside of political parties," Mr. Jackson said later today.

The only "no" vote came from Councilman Mitchell Englander, who represents the San Fernando Valley, the heart of the industry.

Exit polls showed just 28 percent of Virginia's vote came from small towns and rural areas, however.