popular vote

常見例句

雙語例句

• That means that he could lose the popular vote but end up with more delegates than Mrs Clinton.
  這意味奧巴馬可能會失去直接投票，但會贏得比克林頓夫人更多的代表的支持。
• Although he won the popular vote in 2000, one of the knocks against him was his "wooden" communication style. Some said he was boring, stiff.
  盡管他于2000年贏得了大眾選舉，但是有評論指責他的“木頭人”交際風格，一些人說他枯燥、呆板。
• In the presidential election three years ago Barack Obama romped to victory with 365 electoral-college votes, 192 more than Mr McCain, and almost 53% of the popular vote.
  三年前的總統(tǒng)大選上巴拉克·奧巴馬拿下了365張選舉人投票輕松獲勝，比麥凱恩多了整整192票，而且囊括了53%的大眾投票。

原聲例句

• Abraham Lincoln did not receive a majority of the popular vote in the eighteen sixty election.
• The popular vote was close between Lincoln and Douglas.

權威例句

• He is the first since 1888 to capture the White House without winning the popular vote.
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• Direct popular vote would encourage parties to focus on increasing voter turnout among their bases.
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• The 2000 election was an unhappy exception--both the College and the popular vote were virtual ties.
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