Sentence examples for a year election from inspiring English sources

The best, he says, that opposition luminaries can hope for is membership of an advisory council to be chosen by the military governor, and, after about a year, election to a constitution-drafting body.

The other key for a Democrat in an odd year election is the independent voter.

That comes out to about $14.40 a month, or just shy of $350 across a two-year election cycle.

The governor's office estimated that the public financing system would cost $166 million over a four-year election cycle.

A few politicians chumming for votes in an off-year election cannot be allowed to destroy that.

Only twice in the last 75 years has a president's party not lost seats in an off-year election.

Then, in 2005, came a year of elections.

More than a year after elections, no defence or interior minister has been appointed.

There is now just over a year until elections in Germany.

History shows that a jump in turnout among young people would be unprecedented in an off-year election.

That was relatively easy to do in governors' races in an off-year election.