The phrase "a election race" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an election race" because "election" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The candidates are gearing up for an election race that will determine the next mayor."
Alternatives: "an electoral contest" or "an election campaign."
They also serve to emphasise, in an election race closer and more unpredictable than any for a generation, how the instincts of Labour in 2015 are very, very different from how they were less than a decade ago.
4. Should have worn a doctor's coat To the Midlands went Tony Blair in search of an election race photo-op at the Queen Elizabeth hospital, Edgbaston on 16 May , 2001
If, on the other hand, Mr Barak gets in, his dilemma will be whether to stay on as defence minister and share the flak with Mr Olmert, or risk an election race against the right-wing Likud party.It's quite a gambleThat is a hard one to call.
How did he feel about possibly winning his first victory in an election race?
Nearly three decades later, Mr. Infantino is mired in an election race of significantly greater intensity and importance.
If nominated, she will likely face Erskine Bowles, Clinton's chief of staff, in an election race that could decide control of the Senate.
It's fitting, surely, that an election race defined by imaginary gaffes based on absurdly selective quotations - remember "you didn't build that"?
But the prospect of an election race between three old faces from the past – Hollande, Sarkozy and Le Pen, who all fought the last presidential race in 2012 – has exasperated much of the already pessimistic electorate.
Even so, Friday's order from Obama will likely be seen within context of an election race in which Obama and Romney are trying to demonstrate who could best protect US jobs and manufacturing from Chinese competitors.
The question is, in an election race where no party wishes to be seen as the voice for those out of work, will anyone make him face the issue?
