Sentence examples for attention of election from inspiring English sources

Many of these people say they declined to bring this problem to the attention of election workers for fear of looking foolish and also, as one voter said, because poll officials "tend to be a little trigger happy".

The new confidence in Edinburgh, which is experiencing an economic boom and basking in the media attention of the election campaign, is self-evident.

While many of them will likely be unpersuaded by the Times, not everyone (much to my dismay) pays that close of attention to elections.

Election 2002 did not draw quite the online attention of the 2000 election, when interest in the outcome of the presidential race generated a spike in traffic to news Web sites.

People in Ohio expect a lot of attention at election time, as befits their standing as residents of a swing state.

"It was a big issue that got a lot of attention before the election and since the election hasn't seen much action from the government," said Laura Tribe of Open Media.

That "shock and somnolence cycle" to which Perez is referring has been seen in the past several elections, with voting problems getting plenty of attention around election time but not receiving much once those troubles fade in memory.

While a lot of attention this election season has been given to rifts between right- and left-leaning neighbors, men vs. women, and black vs. white, the most profound and troubling divide in the District is between rich and poor.

So Florida is likely to get more attention, and not just because of election difficulties.

The national attention of a parliamentary by-election and the scrutiny of the main candidates involved can be a mixed blessing.

What is clear is that fewer Democrats say that they are paying a lot of attention to the election in these three states than Republicans, by a margin of 8 to 14 percentage points.