Sentence examples for votes figure from inspiring English sources

This list doesn't include news media applications, but rather those apps aimed at helping people find their representatives, track their votes, figure out their own political leanings and more.

Democrats who have been working in the electoral trenches explained the nine-vote figure.

The Democrats in Palm Beach County said the three-vote figure might be misleading because it does not include ballots that have been challenged or are difficult to discern.

While the council voting figure is not particularly high, it does suggest the electorate rates local government as a more important driver of democratic participation than the EU.

In the United States Senate race, former Mayor Tom Leppert of Dallas had the highest spending-per-vote figure, paying out $5,220,460 and receiving 186,675 votes, for an average of $27.97 per vote in his failed bid.

They said Mr. Klain did not include it in the 58-vote figure he cited on Saturday because he only spoke about counties where the count was complete, or nearly complete.

These are the Obama kids, as the 2008 election was the first presidential election in which they were eligible to vote. Figure 2 confirms the negative picture about the millennials painted in research reports and in the media.

Yesterday it emerged that Colin Rawlings and Michael Thrasher, two academics who produce one equivalent national vote figure (John Curtice produces another, using a slightly different methodology), are predicting that the Tories will be on 31%, and Labour 29%.

The actual voting figures ended up shocking virtually everybody.

He said vote figures were not immediately available.

The voting figures are exactly the same as they were in the vote 15 minutes ago.