Sentence examples for election awareness from inspiring English sources

If it is delayed to after the 2016 election awareness and support levels could drop.

Central to the campaign is a toolkit (available at www.campusvoteproject.org) that includes step by step guides on many actions that can be taken, ranging from how to hold an election awareness campaign, to integrating voter information into a school's website, to making sure students have the right voter ID and moving polling places onto campus.

But Ibrahim insisted on carrying on with the elections awareness project.

Less tangible, but also important, many say the historic election heightened awareness of state government and gave Californians a greater sense of empowerment, even if it failed to extinguish the flickering animosity toward Sacramento.

Rock The Vote, an organisation which aims to encourage young people to vote, also capitalised on DOOH during the election to raise awareness with young voters.

We commented that allowing posters to be displayed helped to create the backdrop of the election and highlighted awareness of the event taking place.

Although he lost the contested election, Ossoff brought awareness of his district's issues to Democrats across the nation, raising a very large amount.

Each team creates a name and mission statement for their campaign, an explanation of why it is important for young people to understand their specific topic and a campaign strategy that describes how they will reach and energize the young people they want to get involved in the electoral process, along with a post-election plan to encourage awareness and interest beyond election day.

Turkey's biggest civil initiative, Vote and Beyond (Oy ve Ötesi), was established with the aim of encouraging participation in the elections and increasing awareness about the candidates, thereby ensuring transparency.

A persistent hurdle, Ms. Smith said, is lack of awareness of election deadlines and resources.

The Scottish Conservative leader, Ruth Davidson, has even talked down Cameron's chances of winning next year's election, with an apparent awareness of his unpopularity north of the border.