Sentence examples for app election from inspiring English sources

Prior to founding Pollbob, Kupperman has worn many hats, including time spent as a corporate and business attorney for startups, as the founder of PolicyPitch.com and the creator of the iPhone app Election Hub.

Rock the Vote and app Election FM have teamed up with several musicians to make new music available to voters, but only at local polling places.

We developed a new Election App that can be used on mobile devices, an idea pushed by Fiona Spruill, who heads the newsroom's mobile team.

Page B1 FACEBOOK ELECTION APP A new application for Facebook users is intended to encourage those who are not as engaged to talk about the election issues that are most important to them.

The company is trying to learn from the mistakes of Romney's 2012 bid for the White House, where the campaign's notorious Orca app failed on election day since it never went through an extensive beta testing.

As the Republican primaries wrap up and we head into the Obama vs. Romney stage of the presidential campaign, Stitcher has updated its talk radio app with an Election Center where anyone can track the latest political news.

We need to step back and ask a question here: why are we trying to vote via an app and collate election results on any kind of centralized system at all?

Alteryx, headquartered in Irvine, Calif., serves up a presidential election app that draws upon Gallup Poll and census data to give local area estimates of candidate preference; you can input your zip code and see your how your party affiliation, home value and income stack up against other people in your hood.

It can be useful for news organizations, too — Fox News took advantage of the ability to include this content in custom apps, creating an election map highlighting related tweets and Instagram photos.

So, let us now talk about how political election apps can increase voter turnout.

Political election apps enable candidates and their teams to keep voters engaged in the ongoing election, encouraging their presence at the polls in November.