Sentence examples for election choice from inspiring English sources

'This is the most fundamental election choice that Scotland has faced for at least a generation.

Shorten characterised the election choice as "Malcolm or Medicare: you can't have both".

The committee's ad neatly backs the election choice set up by deficit hawks like Representative Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and the author of two successive House-passed budgets, which would convert Medicare from a government-run insurance program to a menu of competing private and public options subsidized by the government.

But Labour said "the election choice is between Labour and the Tories".

Taxpayers can therefore weigh the election choice based solely on whether the credit will be more beneficial on their 2008 or 2009 tax returns without worrying about whether different features of the credit will apply if the election is made to claim the credit in 2008.

Putting aside the surveys' accuracy, pollsters never ask about intensity: How deeply do the journalists believe in their election choice?

Such distorted election choices interact with the architecture of government.

Contrasting centralized with decentralized political systems, this study shows that centralization is likely to result in higher accountability if election choices are subject to small random distortions.

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Do we have a duty to vote for the lesser evil when election choices are equally unappealing?

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