Sentence examples for an election connection from inspiring English sources

For their efforts, they will receive an "election connection" patch to add to their sashes, and a sense of being part of history.

Those who believed the "real" numbers favored Trout, like David Schoenfield of ESPN.com and The Times's polling guru, Nate Silver (as if you needed any more election connections), and wanted their philosophy to prevail.

Federal law prohibits American campaign officials from soliciting from foreign governments "anything of value... in connection with" an election.

On the one hand, experts said, state election law defines a contribution as a gift made in connection with an election.

A provision of campaign finance law defines a contribution as a gift or loan made in connection with an election, Mr. Mandelker said.

The commission agreed with the trust that lawmakers could raise soft money for redistricting because it is not done in connection with an election.

It says prior to Jan . 1 2003 the committee, meaning the political party committees, N.R.C.C., D.C.C.C., can spend funds for retiring outstanding debts or obligations incurred prior to such effective dates so long as the debts were incurred solely in connection with an election date on or before Nov. 5, 2002.

But they move it to after the election, then it says in the bill, prior to Jan . 1the committee may spend such funds to retire outstanding debts or obligations, both soft and hard money, that are incurred prior to such effective date, Election Day, so long as such debts and obligations were incurred solely in connection with an election held on or before Nov. 5.

Their re-election connections with voters begin the day after an election and continue unabated until the next one.

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Five men have been arrested in connection with a police car fire outside an election count in Leicestershire.