Sentence examples for ballot race from inspiring English sources

Nina Turner is not the only down ballot race that has not bubbled up as a priority for Democrats, but we don't want to say that we failed to fight for such an important and winnable seat on our watch.

The ballot race results showed a large divide over capital punishment in keeping with national trends and followed voter decisions in favor of the death penalty in Oklahoma, which became the first to approve state constitutional protections for it, and in Nebraska, where voters overturned bipartisan legislation repealing it.

As I walked into my polling place, I simply planned on skipping the ballot for president and voting on down ballot races.

The key difference with Value Voting is that is allows allies to share anonymized voter data; includes elections results and turnout predictions so that users know their potential influence over a politician (voters/turnout needed to win); and its helps users influence 'down ballot' races – State Senate, State House, and Board of Education.

This damage is likely to impact the outcome in many down ballot races.

Companies are the dominant political donors in congressional and down ballot races, and their spending is increasing in those campaigns.

However, for the political parties the outcome of congressional and other races are equally as important, the so-called "down ballot" races.

They have run in and won hundreds of down ballot races, for school board, for county commission, for district attorney, for judgeships, and for state legislative seats.

However, in states that publish election results by voting method, more early voters cast a vote in down ballot races than Election Day voters.

Even the musicians who performed reminded the crowd that all of the down ballot races and initiatives that supported progressive causes needed their votes too.

Under the cover of the presidential and state ballot races, a construction lobby group is quietly working to change the governance of California cities -- just to pay workers unfairly.