Sentence examples for vote from a from inspiring English sources

To win, Romney needs 61% of the white vote from a white turnout of 74%.

Griffin received every first-place vote from a panel of 118 news media members, easily outdistancing Washington's John Wall.

Only 41 per cent of those surveyed said they felt informed about the vote from a business point of view.

Anthony received the only other first-place vote from a panel of broadcasters and sports writers who cover the league.

Hospers and his vice-presidential nominee, Theodora Nathan, each won an electoral college vote from a renegade Republican elector.

Mr Adams has overseen a dramatic increase in his party's share of the vote from a low of 9.1% in the 1989 European parliament elections.

Certain states allow people to vote from an old address, if they have not established a new one; others do not.

Ms. Dahlkemper, who lost her Pennsylvania seat in the 2010 wave election, explained her A.CA. vote from an anti-abortion perspective.

"When we take votes away from Democrats, we are taking votes from a key part of their constituency".

Karl received 62 first-place votes from a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters.

Irving received 117 of 120 possible first-place votes from a nationwide news media panel.