Sentence examples for election alliance from inspiring English sources

The Green Party, which Mr. Fox ran with in an election alliance and which elected 15 members, will almost certainly vote with Mr. Fox, said Jeffrey A. Weldon, a political scientist at the Autonomous Technological Institute here.

It will also lead to Tory calls for an election alliance with UKIP.

Podemos won 71 seats, effectively unchanged from December, after forming an election alliance with United Left, another radical party, which won two seats six months ago.

Ishihara, who launched the party of the Sun on Tuesday, has been discussing a possible election alliance with Hashimoto's Japan Restoration party.

Hezbollah has 13 Parliament members and could double the number once the Syrians are no longer around to force them into an election alliance with a rival movement, Amal.

Losing candidates cried foul, saying six of the seven victors had violated a ban on election alliances when their names were circulated via cellphones and the Internet with messages suggesting they had the backing of Islamists.

The 35 people taking part in the pre-election alliance are impressive: a veritable Who's Who of the opposition, including a former prime minister and several ex-ministers.

It says it hopes to form a pre-election alliance with supportive parties so voters can "know what their vote will mean".

Congress is also now aggressively pursuing alliances with opposition parties with the aim of striking a pre-election alliance and perhaps agreeing on a common platform.

electionista (@electionista) Italy #elezioni2013 - if centre-left doesn't win Lombardy, likely to have to win all other regions to avoid need for post-election alliance.

His newly conciliatory stance may be due to shifting political ground in the last few weeks, when he formed a post-election alliance with another Shiite bloc, making it the largest coalition in Parliament.