Meanings of presidential races in English

But it is still one of the closest presidential races in recent times.

That will have influence on presidential races for years to come.

But New Zealand does not hold presidential races.

A pollster says no clear leader will emerge in presidential races until both parties hold their conventions.

National security is often overshadowed in U.S. presidential races by domestic issues, most notably jobs and economic growth.

Like Wisconsin, North Carolina narrowly supported Trump in 2016 after having voted Democratic in the previous two presidential races.

We get caught up in presidential races when in fact local government has the greatest impact on our daily lives.

Stocks finished Election Day 2000 essentially unchanged as investors were transfixed by one of the tightest presidential races in decades.

That region in the northeastern part of the state historically supported Democrats in presidential races but backed Trump in 2016.

Mr Jospin lost presidential races in 1995 and 2002.

His district, covering much of Cincinnati and its suburbs, backed Republicans, including Trump, in four of the past five presidential races.

As politically divided as the nation is overall, presidential races are now much less likely to be competitive at the state level.

The project, called the TurboVote Challenge, was announced during one of the most contentious and unpredictable U.S. presidential races in recent memory.

The They Also Ran Gallery Last, though by no means least, is the portrait hall dedicated to the losers of presidential races.

This time, even Odinga - a former prime minister who has fought and lost three presidential races including this one - seemed surprised.

Like Wisconsin, North Carolina was another state that narrowly supported Trump in 2016 after having voted Democratic in the previous two presidential races.