Sentence examples for elected as a ticket from inspiring English sources

It was the first election in Kentucky history in which the governor and lieutenant governor were elected as a ticket.

In 1992, the state constitution was amended to require candidates for governor and lieutenant governor to be nominated and elected as a ticket.

Stevens was disgusted at Johnson's nomination, complaining, "can't you get a candidate for Vice-President without going down into a damned rebel province for one?" Stevens campaigned for the Lincoln-Johnson ticket; it was elected, as was Stevens for another term in the House.

Steve Mansfield was arguably a straight-ticket wonder, elected as a Republican to the state's highest criminal court in 1994 — on the ticket with George W. Bush.

Petar Petrovic, fired as chief news editor of TV Novi Sad, the state channel here, in 1990, has just been elected as a member of the Novi Sad city government, running on the opposition ticket.

But last Sunday Father Repo, 50, the son and grandson of priests, was elected as an independent candidate on the Social Democratic ticket as one of Finland's 13 deputies in the 376-seat Parliament.

He was elected on a ticket with Augustus O. Stanley and was elevated to governor when Stanley resigned to take a seat in the U.S. Senate.

Kris Hanna, elected in 2002 representing Labor, was re-elected as an independent member.

The lieutenant governor is the second highest-ranking official in the state government and is elected concurrently on a ticket with the governor for a four-year term.

But these days you don't just elect a ticket of two; you elect a whole package.

Livingstone, who memorably left Tony Blair eating humble pie when he was elected as London's mayor on an independent ticket back in 2000, before rejoining the Labour ranks, insists he has the welfare of his political colleagues at heart when it comes to releasing his forthcoming memoirs.