Sentence examples for election explained from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dahlkemper, who lost her Pennsylvania seat in the 2010 wave election, explained her A.CA. vote from an anti-abortion perspective.

"We anticipate and always hope that Wisconsin will always have its say in the election," explained Rick Baas, communications director for the Republican party of Milwaukee County.

It's fair to say the quality of the questions suggested that his public probably hadn't needed that immensely complex idea of "the general election" explained to them earlier.

Vanessa Kerry, whose father lost the 2004 election, explained the painful dilemma an adult child of a candidate faces: stay far from the campaign and maintain normalcy, or support the parent you love at the cost of your own privacy.

"We've got to win this election," explained the strong progressive voice.

The threat of removal from party lists for next year's European election explains why some want a secret ballot, strange as that may seem.

In the 1976 election, explains Mr Bishop, 26% of voters lived in counties where one party won by 20 points or more.

The presidential election explains the increased intensity of fund-raising, but there is another explanation: the Hamptons are where the money is.

The open source planning green paper published before the election explains that local plans would be expected to meet "objectively assessed requirements" of their local communities.

But he criticized Mark Green's refusal to have more than two debates at the start of the 2001 general election, explaining a general election "is much more important than a primary election".

Mr. Luciano acknowledges that he never voted until last year's presidential election, explaining that he was under the misguided assumption that his conviction and prison sentence prohibited him from voting.