Sentence examples for votes lower from inspiring English sources

The Bush total ultimately was correct, but the Gore total was actually 895 votes lower, said the county auditor, Dennis Lange, a Republican.

The EU's chief observer, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, said that, in one constituency, his monitors had seen official results for Kibaki that were 25,000 votes lower than the figure subsequently announced by the electoral commission.

In the 11th district, where Democratic state senate president John Morse was recalled, turnout from Obama to Morse declined by 22,000, while turnout for the recall was only 10,000 votes lower than it had been for Romney the year before.

The turnout for the byelection, triggered by the death of the previous PCC, veteran Labour politician Bob Jones, was 10.3% of the almost 2 million people eligible to vote – lower than the 12% who elected Jones two years ago.

Combined, they collected 19% of the vote — lower than Johnson.

He got only 14percentt of that vote, lower than past GOP Presidential candidates Mitt Romney (22percentt) and John McCain (27percentt).

And you know, historically what you've seen is Latino vote — vote at lower rates than the broader population.

His government wants to ditch Fiji's highly complex voting system, lower the voting age from 21 to 18 and abolish race-based electoral rolls, under which the country's 57% indigenous population vote separately from the 38% Fiji Indians.

Swayed by the campaign of some politically active high school students, the Cambridge City Council voted to lower the local voting age to 17.

Even when combined, they attracted a total number of votes considerably lower than that of the runner-up, Bret Schundler.

If no candidate gets 50% "Number 1" votes, the lower preferences of the last-placed candidates are reallocated.