Sentence examples for won with a majority of from inspiring English sources

Even after she won – with a majority of 5,318 – she was not made welcome.

In my district, I was the Alliance candidate and won with a majority of 16.

In 2011, the centre-left won with a majority of 0.5 points.

Three years later, by sheer organisation and hard work, he won with a majority of 816.

In the end, the most vicious electoral battle of 2005 was won with a majority of 823 votes.

His Labour rival, mental health campaigner Naz Shah, won with a majority of 11,420 after a bruising battle between the two parties laced with personal attacks.

If there were a general election tomorrow, Labour would win with a majority of 24 seats.

It is not clear whether it a candidate needs a majority of the 538 electoral votes that are cast in a normal election, or whether he could win with a majority of those electoral votes actually certified.

In the next round ballots cast for that candidate are added to the totals of the candidate ranked next on each ballot until a candidate wins with a majority of the vote in the final round.

Ukip came fifth in the constituency in the 2005 general election with less than 900 votes, whereas Hodge won with a hefty majority of 8,883 ahead of the Conservatives.

The Conservatives won Carlisle with a majority of 852 in 2010.