The phrase "a live election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an election that is currently taking place or is actively being conducted.
Example: "The results of a live election are often updated in real-time as votes are counted."
Alternatives: "an ongoing election" or "a current election".
Though voters are sick of squabbling about Obamacare, health remains a live election issue.
Four senior female politicians are to face one another in a live election radio debate next week.
ITV will host a live election debate in Salford on Thursday and has said that an invitation to the leaders of the seven biggest parties will remain open.
Transport in the city was discussed by four candidates in a live election debate on BBC Bristol on Tuesday.
The leaders of five of Westminster's opposition parties are due to appear in a live election debate on Thursday evening, hosted by David Dimbleby.
When asked to state for the record that any form of active intervention in a live election, including misinformation and deception campaigns intended to research whether they could alter the outcome of a democratic election, the initiative's lead SSRC declined to do so.
Checking his BlackBerry as he walked, Allen, the site's White House reporter, was explaining Politico's latest venture, a live election-night television show.
Colbert will take his antics to Showtime for a live election-night episode on Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. PST.
A live election-night special (Bush versus Dukakis) features "Soul Train" host Don Cornelius as an analyst-announcer, possibly just to let Shandling say "Oh, Don," as Jack Benny addressed his own announcer, Don Wilson, on "The Jack Benny Program" -- this show's nearest ancestor.
Speaking at a Guardian Live election event in Melbourne on Tuesday night, Christian Porter, the social services minister said Australians should not be denied the opportunity to vote in a plebiscite on marriage equality because of a "concern about risk" to the LGBTI community.
Our study is better placed to address this question, as it involved participants watching an entire live election debate (for an election in which they were eligible to vote), without being required to make their own continuous ratings.
