Sentence examples for election forums from inspiring English sources

Here's the letter: Dear George Thank you for your most recent response to Mr Abbott's proposal for leaders' election forums during the current campaign.

But if you look at my performance in election forums and my policy agenda, it shows that if a young person has the ability, they can still be a good legislative council member".

Andrew Nikolic reportedly announced a similar intention at an election forum last week in Bass.

Liberal candidate Sophie Mirabella has said the audience was stacked against her at an election forum held in the rural Victorian electorate of Indi.

"Despite more security incidents, rocket attacks, roadside bombs, people still showed up in the most difficult areas, we also saw women in areas we did not expect," said Nader Naderi, head of the Free and Fair Election Forum of Afghanistan (FEFA), an independent monitor.

Jandad Spin Ghar from the independent Free and Fair Election Forum said there were many reasons for the oversupply.

Click through to see how you can join in with our live election forum - it's basically a two-way Twitter.

Post-election forums at Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania, and the campaign e-book "The End of the Line," by Jonathan Martin and Glenn Thrush of the Web site Politico, illustrated the Obama campaign's supremacy on tactics: polling, the use of digital and social media, advertising, identifying voters and getting them to the polls.

The entire Kennedy speech was a gem, and it firmly established the Smith dinner as a pre-election forum for political banter by presidential candidates.

Politico reported Lewandowski went after Baquet during an ugly post-election forum at Harvard University on Thursday.

The Harvard Institute of Politics' quadrennial post-election forum is typically a seminar of interest only to political junkies.