Sentence examples for Common election from inspiring English sources

A directly elected UNPA might have common election standards if it follows the example of European Parliament (EP).

Such signatures are acceptable and even common, election officials said, especially among illiterate voters.

Sunday is the most common election day around the world, according to Victoria Shineman, an assistant professor in the University of Pittsburgh political science department.

Manual recounts, however, are explicitly allowed under Florida law if any candidate requests them them within 72 hours of the election, and though they are not common, election officials here said they had often been used in local races.

"If we are to avoid being pushed back into a rural and suburban redoubt in the south of England, we need to redefine ourselves as an alliance of distinctive political forces which work together to produce a common election platform and programme of government".

Look over Vote.org's list of common election day problems so you know what to do in case something goes awry.

A common election-season complaint is that candidates spend too much time attacking each other and too little discussing issues.

These common election-year complaints about decency in broadcasting, the executives say, frequently lose their vociferousness once the votes are counted.

Much of its support comes from those who would vote Conservative in a Commons election.

Polls in Scotland used routinely to find fewer voters saying they would vote for the SNP in a Commons election than they would in one to the Edinburgh parliament.

It being considered improper for a peer to interfere in a Commons election, there was considerable controversy, and the Government sent Ernest to Europe as an observer to accompany Hanoverian troops, which were again engaged in war against France.