Sentence examples for election benefits from inspiring English sources

"Anything that leads to a greater turnout in an election benefits the democratic process, and we are confident that will help Democrats," said Peter Ragone of Californians Against the Costly Recall, the committee formed by Mr. Davis to fight the recall.

As for an election benefit for Ms. Merkel, he noted: " 'It's the economy, stupid' holds true everywhere.

Actually, Jim LaPlant, one of the three authors of this research, told me today that they have refined their thesis somewhat: "Our most recent multivariate model shows that wins right before the election benefit the incumbent gubernatorial candidate/party by about 3.5 percentage points after we control for prior vote share as well as demographic and socio-economic factors".

We have plenty of examples around the country of how nonpartisan elections benefit everybody".

And some experts suggest that nonpartisan elections benefit wealthy candidates like Mr. Bloomberg, who can pay to get their messages out without relying on party organizations.

But the proposal goes further than most Republicans were willing to go before the Nov. 7 election, offering benefits to tens of thousands of additional immigrants.

Wednesday's budget may spark much controversy, as George Osborne finally says what he wasn't willing to before the election: whose benefits he will cut.

Astutely he suggests this comes down to values and indicates that the Conservatives' wider message will be that they are on the side of "people who work hard and who want to get on", citing the council tax freeze (which will almost certainly stay in place until the general election), the benefits cap and schools reform as evidence.

After the election, the benefits are sure to spill over into industry marketing.

Commentators and politicians have offered the prime minister their advice, reflecting on the prospect of a referendum after the next election, the benefits of life inside and outside the EU and divisions within the Conservative Party.

When asked if he thought the timing of the election would benefit the film, Mr. Owens said, "I think we will benefit by being first to the market," by beating "Zero Dark Thirty".