Sentence examples for developments in the election from inspiring English sources

There are four major developments in the election.

The Lede is following the latest developments in the election of a new pope here.

In one of the more unexpected developments in the election campaign, Mr Miliband has received a splurge of messages from an army of teenage girls calling themselves the Milifandom, who declared the kind of passion normally reserved for pop stars.

Alexander Woollcombe, One's UK government relations manager, says the videos give the public a chance to compare and contrast the policies of each party, but he adds: "The overarching reason for the campaign is to raise the profile of international development in the election campaign and beyond.

Citizen Clinton's tenure in the Oval Office helped shape the tone of the 2000 presidential campaign -- a campaign uncommonly focused on personalities and character flaws, on sighs and smirks and spousal kisses -- and it also presaged many of the rancorous developments in the contested election, from an increasingly virulent partisanship to a growing focus on legalisms and lawyers.

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Lekuton (pronounced LEH-koo-tone), an animated man in his late 30s, had dropped by to catch up on developments in the country's election campaign.

Developments in the US presidential election campaign, however, now offer the clearest indication yet that the age of unfettered free trade could be coming to an end.

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In an appearance on the MSNBC talk show Morning Joe on February 23 , 2012 Huntsman said that a third party would be a healthy development in the presidential election process.

The convulsions are rather an outpouring of the long-stifled resentment felt by those nearly half of the electorate who did not vote for the moderately Islamist Justice and Development (AK) party in the election of June 2011 that swept Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's combative prime minister, to a third term.