Sentence examples for election close to from inspiring English sources

Any other state could hold its primary beginning Feb. 3, and any state that actually intends to have an impact had better schedule its election close to Groundhog Day.

The Central Election Commission declared Viktor A. Yushchenko, the opposition leader, the official president-elect, bringing the protracted election closer to an end.

The stock market roared back to life today, buoyed by reassuring earnings reports from retailers and by a Florida court decision that seemed to push the disputed presidential election closer to resolution.

Many analysts believe the personality-driven campaigns in 2014 have taken India's general elections closer to the presidential-style system in the US.

UKIP will tell them that they have no need to risk a by-election so close to a general election.

Nick Robinson said it was "extremely unlikely" any further Tory MPs would defect in the short term, wary of having to fight a by-election so close to a general election.

The likelihood that they would stand by that irresponsible pledge after the election is close to zero.

At stake – according to Israeli analysts – are a handful of seats that many believe could define the outcome of an election too close to call.

The founder and chairman of the City's biggest PR firm, Brunswick, Parker was in an enviable position come the general election, being close to both David Cameron and Gordon Brown.

After weeks of chatter about an election too close to call, it wasn't that close at all.

But with the election too close to call, it is difficult to predict when a new government will be formed.