Sentence examples for election concern from inspiring English sources

Two years after 9/11 and one year before the presidential election, concern about terrorism continues to dominate American politics.

In the latest New York Times-CBS News poll, only 4 percent of Americans picked foreign policy as their top election concern.

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An added election concern is a shortage of female security officers, which could discourage women from voting.

Sixty-seven percent of the 23,000 members surveyed by AARP said the future of Social Security is their top election concern.

While the plight of desperate Syrians caught in the middle of a ruthless dictator and the Islamic State galvanized a push for more action during the recent Canadian election, concern over the logistics of Trudeau's plan led to alarm over security risks following the assault on Paris.

Election concerns have not fed through to share prices, however.

A debate in the presidential election concerned whether the government could create jobs.

Civil-rights advocates note, however, that the only major fraud investigation that came out of that election concerned Native Americans in South Dakota, who generally vote overwhelmingly for Democrats.

The Senate is expected to take up a climate bill in the next few weeks — the last chance to enact such legislation before midterm election concerns take over.

It no longer appears to be an election concerned with matters of vital interest to the whole of the country, but one distorted with side issues.