The phrase "all its election" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to all aspects or elements of an election, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The committee reviewed all its election procedures to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "all its voting" or "all its electoral processes".
Even so, it will be unable to fulfil all its election pledges certainly not overnight, as some seemed to expect.
Turnbull said the plebiscite was an election commitment and the government planned to take all its election commitments through the lower house.
He promised the government would deliver all its election promises and "still make an improvement to the bottom line", in reference to "[continued] progress in getting the growth in government expenditure under control and arresting the growth in commonwealth debt".
A national party's European affiliation should also be clear in all its election campaign material.
The minister for energy and communications refused to call on Green voters to give their second preference transfers (Ireland votes on proportional representation in all its elections) to their Fianna Fáil partners.
Buffeted by criticism over its decision to pursue more expensive private capital over government assistance, Barclays took the additional step of waiving bonuses for its top four executives and putting all its directors up for re-election this year.
The BNP lost all five of its seats in Stoke-on-Trent, where it launched its election campaign in England, and one of its two councillors in Burnley.
Oregon holds all of its elections by mail.
The BBC in particular has pulled out all the stops for its election night programme, with a "coliseum" – a two-tier set constructed from hundreds of scaffolding poles in BBC Television Centre.
* Scotland adopted choice voting for all its local elections in 2007 and is now expanding its use for more elections.
