Sentence examples for choice election from inspiring English sources

And also, of course, by Mr Blair.Mr Brown proclaims his "big choice" election; yet at the same time he is hugging the Tories close.

Just in time for this week's video, the Obama campaign came out with a spot that addresses the other side of the referendum vs. choice election dynamic.

But the key point is that the economic background isn't that bad for him politically; it's good enough, in particular, for him to try to turn this into a "choice" election that his opponent clearly wasn't ready for.

Democrats have been trying all along to turn the 2012 race into a "choice" election between the policies and personalities of both candidates, so that the single focus is not the economy.

"If he doesn't get some lift in his approval numbers, it will be hard to make this a choice election," said Mr. Dowd, who met with Mr. Obama late last year as the White House sought to regain its footing following the big Democratic losses in the midterm election.

One is to excoriate your adversaries wildly; the other is to emulate them.The headline message was that Britain faces a "big choice" election, like those of 1945 (after which the modern welfare state was created) and 1979 (won by Margaret Thatcher).

The results — on the 31-column spreadsheet that Ms. Quan held in her hands — testified to the power of finishing second in a ranked-choice election.

That insight comes from research under way at the University of San Francisco that is scrutinizing the results of the 2010 mayoral race in Oakland, the most-high-profile ranked-choice election in the Bay Area to date.

In a ranked-choice election, voters pick their first, second and third choice for mayor, and a search for the candidate with more than 50 percent of votes begins.

Instead voters, for tribal or social reasons, often stick with the party of their choice for election after election.

Politically, there were only two choices: elections or another coup.