Übersetzung für "Gain votes" in Deutsch

So Al Gore could not gain any votes.

It seemed like a desperation ploy to gain votes.

The CDU could gain votes and is likely to form a new federal state government together with the FDP.

I also had the idea that I could gain votes by giving speeches.

UKIP could gain more votes this time and David Cameron himself has promised a referendum about the UK’s EU membership in 2017.

All those amendment proposals which really should have galvanised the Commission and the Council to make them react and take environmental issues really seriously, did not gain enough votes.

The debate period gave way to certain modifications to the bill to gain votes from undecided deputies.

The Manchin Amendment failed to gain the 60 votes needed to overcome a Republican filibuster.

Greece’s public sector is rife with clientelism (to gain votes) and cronyism (to gain favors) – far more so than in other parts of Europe.

Marian Lupu, the DPM’s candidate, was delegated as the candidate of the Alliance for European Integration for the position of the President of the Republic of Moldova at the elections held on 10 November and 7 December 2009 but did not gain enough votes.

Even though these heavy sanctions, their seats were confirmed in the next Reichstag elections, in which the SAP continued to gain additional votes.

Far right parties using the rhetoric of racism and race hatred continue to gain strength and votes.

In the improbable but technically possible case that both candidates gain exactly 269 votes, the House of Representatives elects the president but the Senate elects the vice president.

Another important element that contributed to IU’s result was that, despite its growth, Podemos was able to gain more votes than IU in several Spanish regions, and in some others it got an almost equal share of votes.

Each party set up its headquarters, distributed leaflets in Karl Johansgate, and hosted speeches to promote its own political agenda in an effort to gain votes.

Another important element that contributed to IU's result was that, despite its growth, Podemos was able to gain more votes than IU in several Spanish regions, and in some others it got an almost equal share of votes.

The alternative option to the left of the SPÖ and the Greens on the political spectrum, i.e. the 'Wien anders – ANDAS' ('A different Vienna') alliance consisting of the KPÖ, the Pirate Party, the Platform for Independents and the Real Green Group, was able to turn this situation into a slight (at municipal level) and a considerable (at ward level) gain in votes for the KPÖ (from around 10,600 to just under 12,500 votes).