Sentence examples for between election from inspiring English sources

In the days between election and inauguration, the president-elect usually remains in the shadows and is uninvolved in the day-to-day running of the country, a job that still, after all, belongs to the incumbent president.

You know, he is still the only president-elect who changed his appearance between election and inauguration.

In the 73 days between Election Day and Inauguration Day, the president-elect ought to take this book over to a quiet corner for a few hours.

The message coming out of the President-elect's entourage in the months between Election Day and Inauguration Day was of a piece with the theme he had set on Election Night.

On the other hand, the period between election and inauguration normally gives a president-elect the chance to continue to distinguish himself and his incoming team from the policies of the outgoing administration and allows them to enjoy a post-election honeymoon phase.

Signed comment about similarities between Election Night news and sports.

The ten weeks between election day and inauguration are a vital period.

Between election night and the machine recount, Judge Williams said, election clerks apparently failed to count 218 presidential ballots.

Articles 87 through 89 of the Constitution deal with how the presidency can change hands in-between election cycles.

They've spent the last decade investing in building a conservative and Republican political infrastructure that turns out the vote on election day but also engages people in-between election cycles.

But If liberals, progressives and Democrats are going to win these "swing" races ― to take back the House next year and the Senate and White House in 2020 ― they have to invest in grassroots organizing in-between election cycles.