Sentence examples for election for over a from inspiring English sources

With his loss tonight, Cruz will have not won a primary election for over a month since his 5 April win in Wisconsin.

With his loss on Tuesday night, Cruz had not won a primary election for over a month since his 5 April win in Wisconsin.

Even though Japan has been holding elections for over a century, and is an early adopter of social media in other spheres of public life, it has lagged behind less developed countries in using the Internet for political campaigning.

That's the minimum difference of votes between the official result and the real turnout in Venezuela's controversial election of a Constitutional Assembly last Sunday, according to a company that has worked with Venezuela's election system for over a decade.

In November Mr Miliband was more unpopular than any party leader six months before an election for over three decades.

"There are areas where local people definitely intended to elect a BNP councillor, but in my view the district had not had an all-out election for over 20 years so unlike London they were not used to three votes in one go.

In San Diego, for example, after being the chief elections officer for over a decade, Deborah Seiler went to work in 1991 as a customer service and sales representative for two voting machine vendors.

"Secretary Cheney has voted in every general federal election for over 20 years," he said.

That is not an easy order in a state that has been reliably Democratic in statewide elections for well over a decade.

The commuter tax, which generated $360 million a year for the city, was abolished for in-state residents last year by state lawmakers, in a flurry of one-upmanship over a special election for a State Senate seat in Rockland and Orange counties.

That seems fair and doable since the election is not for over a year.