Sentence examples for election exactly from inspiring English sources

"YouGov called the mayoral election exactly right," said our panel.

With the general election exactly eight months away, Republican leaders have increasingly argued that the time had come to move beyond the party's messy intramural fight.

Let's call Ed Miliband's pledge to freeze energy prices for 20 months if he wins the 2015 election exactly what it is: a giant bluff.

Two states electing their governors on that date are likely to deliver a haunting message to the opposition about its prospects in the presidential election exactly a year away.

While the outcome of the election exactly one year from today remains uncertain, the prospects for economic growth, with prosperity reaching beyond corporations and Wall Street to the electorate at large, are dim.

That's what I learned from my Irish Catholic parents, in the wake of John F. Kennedy's election exactly 50 years ago; it's a good omen, to me, that this news is announced on that anniversary.

It is a theme Mr. Obama has struck repeatedly since the Democrats' devastating losses in the midterm elections exactly 12 weeks ago.

He cannot forget that a statement by his deputy, Mr Hofmeyr, to the effect that natives and Indians would eventually be represented in the Union Parliament by members of their own race, is commonly thought to have lost him the Hottentots-Holland by-election.It is impossible, however, to decide from the by-elections exactly how dangerous is the Nationalist challenge to General Smuts.

Labour, UKIP, the Tories and Plaid Cymru have all won one Welsh seat in the European elections, exactly the same as last time - but that's where the similarities with 2009 end.

Gather ye hope from the "Faithless Electors!" Though there has long been a case for eliminating the disproportional power of Electoral College, their power could still pivot the 2016 election, indeed, exactly as the framers intended should the populace elect an unfit candidate.

The 2012 presidential election went exactly as predicted by the leading quantitative analysts.