Sentence examples for voting margin from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry persevered, ultimately picking up enough Republican support to comfortably clear the two-thirds voting margin required for ratification.

The response from voters was to unseat the Socialists, led by José Sócrates, the caretaker prime minister, by a larger voting margin than anticipated.

John F. Kennedy overcame his small voting margin with an inspiring inaugural address, a balanced cabinet and a canny use of television to establish his commanding presence as an involved leader.

If House Republicans concede too much to members of the Freedom Caucus, they risk alienating moderate Republicans in the Senate, where the GOP will have a voting margin of just three votes.

Doritos actually aired two of the ads due to a close voting margin; the winning ad (featuring a chance meeting with a man and a woman that feature the qualities of Doritos) aired in the first quarter, while a second (with a checkout lady overly enamored with the product) aired in the second quarter.

In the elections since 2000, Al Gore had a 547,000 vote margin over George Bush in 2000, and Hillary Clinton will have an apparent 2,000,000 or so vote margin over Donald Trump in 2016 when all votes are counted.

The Democrats' two most crippling losses occurred in Minnesota and Missouri, where the voting margins narrowed to practically nothing.

The show's producers have rarely revealed much about the voting margins during the season, with two notable exceptions.

William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, published a study last month assuming three different scenarios for turnout and voting margins among whites and minorities in the upcoming November election.

Democrats now hold a two-vote margin.

The label republic was approved by a single-vote margin.