Sentence examples for election compounds from inspiring English sources

So, while all the talking heads hunker down in their TV studio Election Compounds, Fort Decision 2k12, Vote Bunkers, and Presidential Showdown Moon Bases, I thought I'd hop into the old Motherboard Command Center to start liveblogging (this may get erratic) the most important decision America will ever make.

The terrorist attacks on Madrid trains that killed 191 people on March 11th, three days before the election, compounded by Mr Aznar's crude attempt to blame the Basque terrorist group, ETA, put an end to that.

In its decision, the Mexican election court compounded this problem with a type of reasoning quite familiar in the United States, where it cropped up over the Ohio vote in 2004.

The stress we feel about the momentousness of the election is compounded by a barrage of imagery and information, often trivial, that promises at once to help us make sense of the issues and to distract us from them.

It was not immediately clear how many attackers were involved in the assault on the election commission compound.

"Cleaning up" operations were going on at the election commission compound on the city's outskirts, an interior ministry spokesman said.

There is an obvious concern that they could be facing yet again the dreaded general election squeeze, ironically compounded this time by their role in the coalition government.

As a child of middle-class suburbia with a big mouth, a raucous laugh and the kind of money that doesn't buy island compounds (or elections), she is already in possession of as much realness capital as a politician could hope for.

The role of mystery money in politics is compounding with each election.

That pressure is compounded by an election looming in India's most populous and politically powerful state, Uttar Pradesh.

But this has been compounded by the election of so many untried names by MPs.The biggest conundrum is Mr Johnson.