Sentence examples for election drive from inspiring English sources

Yet there is no doubt Labour is pouring serious money into the 38-year-old's election drive.

We also find that the registration rate responds positively to public awareness campaigns, to the ease of registration (i.e. allowing for registering online and by phone) and to an election drive that included placing registration opportunities in central voting locations.

The Bush campaign strongly denied any ties to the new group and said that to the contrary, the Kerry campaign had benefited from millions in advertising financed by advocacy organizations with links to the senator's election drive.

But in both Spain and the UK there remains a key missing factor, the bogey-man that has been the target of Syriza's election drive: the "Troika".

One of the council committees that recommended the purchase Tuesday is headed by Parks, who kicked off his election drive last year from the lobby of the Magic Johnson Theatres and who benefited from campaign appearances by Johnson.

Brahm Resnik of the Arizona Republic writes that the package of legislation is more extensive than similar efforts in Wisconsin, which last year ground the Badger State's legislature to a halt and eventually spurred a highly popular recall election drive against its Republican governor, Scott Walker, and other state lawmakers.

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The last Presidential election drove many liberals to muse about packing up and fleeing to Canada.

Republicans argued on Tuesday that Virginia was a local election driven by local events, with little long-term national significance.

Many interpret this as a populist triumph akin to Brexit and to Trump's election, driven by economic distress.

And 2004 was a "khaki election", driven by war talk — better yet for the GOP, an election driven by talk of the "war on terror", where voters had no way of telling how things were going other than the Bush administration's own boasts of victory.