Sentence examples for day of elections from inspiring English sources

They sleep on the day of elections".

Taliban spokesmen have warned that they are planning large-scale attacks for the day of elections.

"I myself will not vote and will not leave my home on the day of elections".

Dubbed "Super Thursday", the day of elections across the UK saw: Labour achieving 31% of the vote share, just ahead of the Conservatives on 30%, according to a BBC forecast, based on how people had voted in England.

In particular, Mr. Tsvangirai's lawyers complained that four-fifths of Zimbabwe's 119 polling places were closed during the third and final day of elections in defiance of a court order stating that the polls should remain open.

Ahead of the introduction of the new system later this year, the shadow justice secretary, Sadiq Khan, told the Guardian: "In this day and age, I don't see any obvious barriers to allowing people to register to vote on the day of elections.

The act eliminates the ability of individuals to register to vote on the day of election.

I had just resigned myself to another day of Election Dysfunction Depression when I opened The New York Times as I always do, from the back of the first section.

As this newspaper reported in September, early voting has turned what used to be election day into the last day of "election month".

But most probably intend to vote for the black candidate, and simply, on the day of election, freak out.

From the day of election, candidates must immediately raise $20,000 each and every week in the two years up to the next election.