Sentence examples for election closely from inspiring English sources

So Iraqis who are following the election closely are most likely to back a Clinton victory.

She has been a U.S. citizen since 2011, but followed the Philippines election closely.

MANY French-speaking Africans, from Senegal's Atlantic coast to Djibouti on the Red Sea, followed France's presidential election closely.

As a political science student who one day hopes to go into politics, I am studying this election closely.

But he wants to study the results of the Totnes election closely and is concerned about the cost.

The Bloomberg administration and other union leaders were watching this election closely because the district council, with more than 120,000 members, often sets the tenor of labor relations with City Hall.

Indians followed the American elections closely, said the Rev. Lawrie Ferrao, director of the institute of communications at the college.

"It's the kiss of death," said Turki al-Rasheed, a Saudi reformer who watched last Sunday's elections closely.

American officials will watch the Russian elections closely to see whether they are free, fair and transparent, Mr. Casey said.

Emmanuel Saint-Martin, a France 24 television journalist who has covered the elections closely on French Morning, said the second round was now a "tossup".

External analysts of North Korean politics watch the elections closely, despite the lack of any contest, because the changing line-up of so-called "deputies" gives a rare glimpse into the thinking of the leading Workers Partyy (WPK).