Sentence examples for election developments from inspiring English sources

Europeans will also be watching election developments in Israel and Iran.

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Earlier in the evening, in the Roxborough neighborhood, several miles south of Chestnut Hill, Sandy Sorlien and John Arnold were in the living room of their Victorian home, watching the latest election developments on "The News Hour with Jim Lehrer" on PBS.

In other election developments: Lord Mandelson has warned Labour against a quick "beauty contest" for its leadership, saying it needs a profound rethink about its future.

In other election developments on Friday: In Gwent, where turnout was 14.3% overall, one polling station in Newport was visited by no voters at all.

In other election developments on Tuesday: The Conservatives said they would give the NHS whatever funding it needs amid a row with Labour over GP appointments.

Mr. Gore, his schedule evolving day by day, almost hour by hour, to meet the demands of post-election developments, watched the court hearing on television with his wife, Tipper, and his campaign chairman, William M. Daley.

The western media, by their one-sided coverage of the post-election developments, portrayed the street demonstrations protesting the election results as the start of a "velvet" revolution against the Islamic Republic.

Mr. Smith said that while he disapproved of Mr. Bush's handling of the post-election developments, he gave up on the governor out of disdain for his One Florida initiative.

That said, there are several election technology developments that we expect to see play out leading up to the 2016 November elections.

Some Aristide supporters in the streets and at his house said they would sit out the election, a development that could suppress voter turnout and throw the legitimacy of the victor into question.