Sentence examples for decided on election from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON - Presidential elections are not always decided on Election Day.
With nothing important to be decided on Election Day, hordes of Haitians stayed home.
Still, everyone thought it would be decided on election night, not excruciating months later.
But most of the measures to be decided on Election Day are routine housekeeping: fiscal proposals — like bond requests, property tax exemptions and licensing fees — that capture the constant ideological tug of war of taxing and spending.
One piece of that transformation, Mr. Guenther said, will be decided on Election Day by people across the state, who will vote on whether to charge companies and utilities for their carbon emissions.
In this campaign, more than any other, the existence of trans people is up for a vote and that fate will be decided on Election Day.
As the majority opinion went on to note, we have the right to use our ballots to pick members of the electoral college -- which in turn chooses the president -- because every state legislature has decided on "statewide election" as the way to get the job done.
Although 53percentt of voters in the December-to-January survey had not decided on a general election candidate, Trump was crushing the competition among those who had.
On Monday, he will chair an executive committee meeting in Zurich that is likely to decide on an election date for Fifa's member federations to replace him as president.
