Sentence examples for will be a runoff from inspiring English sources
But now there will be a runoff.
On Dec. 9 there will be a runoff.
If no candidate receives an outright majority, there will be a runoff in mid-June.
If none of the options receives a majority vote, there will be a runoff.
If no choice receives a majority of the votes cast, there will be a runoff.
Otherwise, there will be a primary runoff on June 27 between the convention's two top vote-getters.
The best bet is that there will be a June runoff, but who will be in it is only a guess.
The outcome of the race for public advocate — the only other elected citywide post — is unclear: There will be a Democratic runoff, between a black woman and a white man, on Oct. 1 (there is no Republican candidate).
If no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, there will be a January runoff between the top two vote-getters in each ward.
If no candidate reaches that mark, there will be a November runoff against the second-place finisher in each of those four races.
