Sentence examples for winning map from inspiring English sources

It has also become slightly harder for Republican presidential candidates to put together a winning map in Pennsylvania.

In this hypothetical map, for example, the Republican candidate wins Connecticut, New Jersey and New Hampshire, enough to give him a winning map with 272 electoral votes, despite his losing most of the swing states in the West and the Midwest.

Unfortunately, whatever the role of election theft may be in 2016, neither of the other two Clinton factors have much relevance at all to the Democrats' winning map to the electoral college.

With all four of Maine's electoral votes, this would be a winning map for Mr. Obama.

The reason our tipping-point calculus rates Ohio so highly is because it would usually suffice to provide Mr. Obama with a winning map, even if he lost many of those other states.

Most of the time that he wins states like Virginia, Ohio and Colorado, for instance, Mr. Obama will already have a winning map unless he takes some unexpected losses elsewhere.

If Mr. Romney locks down both Ohio and Pennsylvania, then Mr. Obama obviously has few winning maps.

Permutation #6: Santorum and Gingrich Each Win a State I would hope that this outcome would not inspire discussion about a brokered convention — Mr. Romney has plenty of winning maps in which he carries neither Alabama nor Mississippi.

He said voters in the Virginia governor's race in particular provided a new winning road map.

A more vexing puzzle is whether either candidate offers a winning road map for the state's Republican Party.

That certainly could turn out to be the case: If Mr. Romney wins the popular vote by more than about two percentage points, for example, he will be very likely to cobble together a winning electoral map.