Sentence examples for decide which election from inspiring English sources

Viewers will have to decide which election was more democratic.

The significance of this becomes more pronounced when you consider that women's voting patterns generally decide which party wins an election.

The two old parties meanwhile also positioned themselves to decide which candidates running for election we actually got to see.

What we need is for two senators, one a Democrat, the other a Republican, or even a bipartisan group of senators, to suggest themselves as a team to lead the next Senate before the elections decide which party will hold the majority.

"The American people will decide which path to follow; elections do have consequences," said Wheeler.

Now, the Liberal Democrats and Democrats appear set to limp into an election to decide which party is the least unpopular.

The Janesville resident is being challenged by Paul Nehlen, a maverick businessman from out of state seeking to ride the Trump wave ("blue-collar makes it to VP of Fortune 500", says his Twitter account), in a primary election to decide which Republican will contest the House seat for Wisconsin's first congressional district in November.

The general election will decide which party (or coalition of parties) forms the next UK government.

These nonmembers might have favored one or both of the ballot initiatives; they might have wished to support the reelection of the incumbent Governor; or they might not have wanted to delegate to the union the authority to decide which candidates in the 2006 elections would receive a share of their money.

"[The election] will decide which direction the country is taking, whether to walk ahead or dwell on the conflicts," said Mr Abhisit, as he announced the dissolution of the parliament.

THIS year's election is to decide which party will control the new Congress.