Sentence examples for election circuit from inspiring English sources

Star turns that once were unusual and a bit mischievous — Richard M. Nixon on "Laugh-In," Bill Clinton playing the saxophone on "The Arsenio Hall Show" — are now as much a part of the mandatory election circuit as Labor Day parades and "Meet the Press".

In the latest example of how Gov. George W. Bush is going out of his way to avoid being pegged as too conservative by moderate voters, he has decided to skip what for the last two Republican presidential nominees was a must-stop on the election circuit: the Christian Coalition convention that opens here on Friday.

The chairperson for the women's election circuit in the district of Al-Darb, Shaha Muhammad Asiri, said over the weekend that only five women registered in that district due to logistical difficulties and lack of awareness, according to the Saudi Gazette.

But the 39-year-old education professional based in Montreal has made his mark on the Canadian election circuit for uncovering the controversial online antics of some candidates running for the ruling Conservative party and writing about them on his blog — getting some of them fired in the process.

Constable continued to serve as a judge, though after Republican victories in the 1864 election, his circuit was significantly reduced.

He infuriated Broward so much that when Stoneman won an election for circuit judge, Governor Broward refused to validate the election, so Stoneman was referred to as "Judge" for the rest of his life without performing the duties of one.

In 1934, he was elected to a county court, where he served until his election as a state circuit judge in 1940.

The Supreme Court of Florida ordered this additional recount under the provision of the election code giving the circuit judge the authority to provide relief that is "appropriate under such circumstances".

The Supreme Court blocked Wisconsin from implementing its voter ID law with less than a month to go before the election, staying the 7th Circuit's  "horrendous" opinion that reversed the trial court's injunction suspending the law until it can be reviewed at a full trial after the election.

He echoed the government line on many issues, rejecting foreign intervention, calling on the West to adopt Syria as an ally against Islamist "neo-fascism" and declaring that removing Mr. Assad by means other than elections would short-circuit democracy.

The Florida Legislature has granted jurisdiction over election contests only to Florida circuit courts.