Sentence examples for active election from inspiring English sources

The recovery is in part because of a remarkably active election season.

According to a report issued Friday by the Center for Responsive Politics OpenSecretss.org, "For gun rights groups, 2012 was the most active election cycle since 2000.

At the turn of the 20th century, when Tammany Hall ruled New York City's Democratic Party and dominated local politics, Hall was a member of the powerful Iroquois Club in Manhattan, a personal friend of his state senator, the captain of his election district and one of its most active election workers.

In short, he argues the effort was not that of a political campaign, but rather an academic research project designed to learn more about how misinformation spreads during a live active election by running a deception campaign itself.

In the 2012 election cycle, 266 501(c) groups were active election spenders; in this election cycle, just 87 have been.

For one, although the amount of money that can be donated to a third party outside of an active election season is theoretically infinite, what can be spent during an election is strictly limited.

A pattern that was set in June appeared to recur: just before DCLeaks became active with election publications, WikiLeaks began to prepare another tranche of e-mails, this time culled from John Podesta's Gmail account.

As to the plaintiff Poole, however, the Court noted that '(h)e was a ward executive committeeman of a political party and was politically active on election day as a worker at the polls and a paymaster for the services of other party workers.' 330 U.S., at 94, 67 S.Ct., at 566.

According to a national poll last fall, just two-in-ten of America's young adults consider themselves "politically engaged and active". This election, only 41% of millennials ages 18-29 are certain they'll vote.

Analysts tried to determine whether Mr Romney's last-minute campaigning showed strength or desperation, while the candidate reportedly told aides he wanted to be active on election day instead of just sitting around waiting for results.

2. Become personally involved and active in election campaigns at all levels of government, particularly at the state level, where so many critical decisions that affect the health and welfare of our communities are made.