Sentence examples for charge of election from inspiring English sources

No one is asking the Liberals to put Mary Poppins in charge of election strategy.

The biggest of Miliband's many blunders: he put Douglas Alexander in charge of election strategy Ed Miliband has left little behind, except his attempts to mobilise communities.

One use he did make of his ability to sell was as the man in charge of election broadcasts for the Liberal Party, and then the Alliance, at the 1979, 1983 and 1987 general elections.

Indeed Douglas Alexander, one of the Blairite siren voices singled out for criticism by the Unite leader, has been put in charge of election strategy, as well as remaining Shadow Foreign Secretary.

Polls have shown Democrat Stacey Abrams, who would become the country's first black female governor, in a virtual tie with Brian Kemp, a Trump Republican and current secretary of state, who's in charge of election security.

For county officials in charge of elections, they impose a financial challenge and a logistical nightmare.

Few were watching Florida as closely as Conny B. McCormack, who is in charge of elections in Los Angeles.

Ms. McCartney then said to reporters in the room: "She's in charge of elections and what she says goes.

"It's very obvious when you see how they have indented it," said Doris Gunkey, the deputy clerk in charge of elections in Smith County.

With a proper sense of urgency, Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, who leads the Senate committee in charge of elections, is asking all of the right questions about voting technology.

For Ken Detzner — Florida's secretary of state and the man in charge of elections — the meeting's combative tone was the latest measure of the distrust engendered by the state's move last year to try to weed out noncitizens from registration lists months before the polls opened.