The phrase "amount of election" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the quantity or number of elections, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The amount of election held this year was unprecedented, with multiple local and national votes taking place."
Alternatives: "number of elections" or "quantity of elections".
According to a Pew Research Center survey, 59% of Americans were already exhausted by the amount of election coverage in June, when D-day was four months away.
We're tracking the individual counties as they come in from that state, particularly those where there is a decent amount of Election Day votes reported, rather than just absentee ballots.
Most sought a different status, 501(c)4, under which "social welfare" nonprofit groups may engage in a limited amount of election activity without registering as political action committees and disclosing their donors.
And an agency that is supposed to stay as far away from partisan politics as possible has been left in charge — almost by accident — of regulating a huge amount of election spending.
"We could minimize long lines, lower the amount of election-law litigation and bolster public confidence in the process of running our elections if we turned over the job of voter registration to the federal government," Dr. Hasen said.
There hasn't been the usual amount of pre-election violence.
Although the amount Mr. Corzine expects to dispense next week is a fraction of the $35 million he has spent so far, Mr. Florio said that such a large amount of money for election workers had the potential to taint the outcome.
A large amount of their 2010 election platform chose to advertise decidedly leftish values – no deep cuts, more equality, a strong welfare state – even though the Liberal camp at the top of the party always wanted to throw its hat in with the Tories.
An enormous amount of the 2016 election cycle focused on Clinton's email server, leading Trump to promise during the second debate that he'd appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the issue if elected president.
It is true that television advertising is expensive, and the rising costs of advertising have been responsible for the constant need to raise money, but part of those rising costs are simply due to the demand generated by a system in which the only rational action is to maximize the amount of money your election costs.
Super PACs, in case you aren't an expert in recondite campaign finance laws, are committees were made legal by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision in 2010, and are allowed to spend an unlimited amount of money on elections, independently of official campaigns.
