Sentence examples for election deposit from inspiring English sources

The site has been soliciting donations in order to raise the £500 election deposit needed to run.

PS: Ebury Press has put up a £500 election deposit and £500 campaign costs to an independent candidate who would stand on issues from The People's Manifesto.

The Lib Dems, meanwhile, will be fighting to hold their election deposit, and fend off a challenge from the Greens.

Kaye tells me they have crowd-sourced their manifesto and are attempting to crowd-fund their £5,000 election deposit.

On June 19, however, Diefenbaker addressed a Conservative organizing committee, and on August 6, was nominated as the party's candidate for the federal riding of Prince Albert, a district in which the party's last candidate had lost his election deposit.

Although the rules on election deposits have changed a little with the times (the figure has increased from £150 to £500), there has been a significant growth in the number of deposits lost at recent elections.

The party has lost more than £100,000 in election deposits, where its candidates pulled in less than 5% of the vote, the Press Association reported.

Jump to media player The Lib Dems are no longer seen as the the party of protest and are now more likely to lose a by-election deposit.

At the 2011 presidential election, the deposit was $48,000.

At the 2011 general election, the deposit was $16,000.

In other words, these candidates had lost not only the election but their deposits.