plurality

By state law, one only needs a plurality to win.

He won all right, with a plurality of only 40 percent.

A plurality, 47 percent, said their own situation had not changed.

It will look at whether there should be more plurality.

But to those, like me, who believe in plurality, it is a bit of a problem.

How do we explain the plurality of things found in nature?

Among those 60 years old and older, he took 39 percent, a healthy plurality.

Only a plurality was needed for victory in the primary.

The moment in which the plurality of we would become singular.

We have a plurality of democracies in the international community.

But there should be effective rules on plurality, he says.

"Otherwise we run the risk that no one gets a plurality."

Majority rule is not the same as a plurality vote.

His plurality in the 1921 election was just 10 votes.

Nor is it a plurality, because all these are of one essence.

We also have to push for plurality in Palestinian society.

Europe must not sign away the plurality of its cultures.

The population is about half black and Hispanic, leaving a white plurality.

She won a plurality in the primary election, although not a majority.

A slight plurality of voters said they thought government should do more, rather than less.

We also need to address the way in which the rules on plurality are applied.

In 1997, a plurality of workers said that employment benefits were better than they used to be.

He won a plurality, but fell far short of winning a majority.

The Democratic primary can be won with a plurality of votes.

The winning candidate needs only a plurality of the vote.