選挙では、それが誰であれ、過半数を得た候補者が当選とされる。の英語

In most elections, whichever candidate gets the majority of the votes, wins the election.

The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.

The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.

He'll probably win in the next election.

A candidate who wins a majority of the Electoral College vote is inaugurated as president on Jan. 20.

He won the election by a large majority.

He defeated his opponent in the election.

The campaign succeeded and she won the election.

The campaign was successful and she won the election.

During election season the candidates are busy vote‐catching.

You must appeal to public opinion to win the election.

Voters are taking out their frustrations at the polls.

carry [win] an election

As there was no rival candidate, he simply walked over the course.

The president shall be selected by majority vote.

The campaign succeeded and he won the election.

He will run for the next year's election.

He must had bought up floaters to win that election.

He attracted votes away from both candidates.

However, he denied he himself will run in the election.

The more populous states have more electors, so victories in those states give a candidate a big advantage.

I am happy no matter who wins that election.

a safe Republican seat

Those present were all astonished at the results of the election.

a final election to resolve an earlier election that did not produce a winner

Because of the earthquake, candidates are conducting low-key campaigns.

He was defeated in the last election―He was unsuccessful in the last election―He failed in the last election―and thinks of trying again.

They dreamed they'd gain the right to vote someday.

In most states, the winner of the popular vote receives all of the state's electoral votes.

The candidate conceded after enough votes had come in to show that he would lose