Sentence examples for election found that from inspiring English sources

An analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies released before the general election found that cuts to council budgets were sharpest in the UK's poorest areas.

A MORI poll conducted just before the election found that 80% supported the cards.

Indeed, a survey during the 2001 election found that almost a quarter of voters thought that Mr Berlusconi's personal interests meant he would "govern the country better".

A Mori poll conducted after the June election found that just 55% of voters had seen any party election broadcasts, down from 73% in 1997.

(Both the Carter Center and the European Union, which monitored the election, found that, despite some procedural irregularities, Condé's victory was "credible" and "fair").

Researchers studying the 1996 general election found that one-third of Thai heads of household had been offered money for their votes.

The study, which focused on congressional elections, found that voters in those areas have tended toward ideological extremes.

The opinion poll, the first conducted since the elections, found that 63 percent of Greeks want a coalition government, while only 32 percent want a second round of elections.

A survey by the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, an American organization that promotes elections, found that at 60 percent of polling stations, citizens with adequate, valid documentation were turned away.

An Emerge USA poll taken during the 2010 midterm elections found that more than 60% of registered Muslim voters in Florida were likely to vote.

A Pew poll taken last year, in the run-up to national elections, found that only fifty-two per cent of Turks gave the military a positive rating.