Sentence examples for election costs from inspiring English sources
The Court of Common Pleas, however, invalidated the charter provision requiring assessment of election costs against the affected property owner.
The sad reality is that election costs jumped by nearly a third in just four years, to $2.2 billion.
One result is that election costs are exploding, Mr. Gimenez and other experts said, although there are no reliable statistics.
The two sides must put up their share of the election costs and resolve an impasse over who gets to vote in Abyei.
McCloy told Owen the money was to help his campaign with printing and staffing costs as the Liberal party was not going to cover all election costs.
No elected official in the town has had any competition since 1977, saving the town $350 in election costs every four years, Rita Taylor, the town clerk, said.
The separate election cost $24m.
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All 650 MPs will be given £499 iPads after the election, costing the taxpayer £1 million.
What's more important in the lead-up to the election – costed policies, or regular fartlek sessions?
Joyce also attacks the Labor party for claiming the revenue from the 32.5% rate in their election costing.
