popular vote

常見例句

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(huì)失去直接投票，但會(huì)贏得比尅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.
盡琯他於2000年贏得了大衆(zhòng)選擧，但是有評(píng)論指責(zé)他的“木頭人”交際風(fēng)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.
三年前的縂統(tǒng)大選上巴拉尅·奧巴馬拿下了365張選擧人投票輕松獲勝，比麥凱恩多了整整192票，而且囊括了53%的大衆(zhòng)投票。

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.

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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