Sentence examples for election himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry has experienced the problems of losing the general election himself.

With a supporter in Mr Charest and an admirer in Mr Dumont, Mr Harper may be encouraged to call an election himself.

California's Republican governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, though not up for election himself, received a raspberry from voters, who rejected all his ballot propositions (see article).

Facing an election himself in January, McAllister has made the ambitious pledge to eliminate his state's debt "for the first time in our history" by 2017.

But the starting whistle has been sounded by an unlikely figure: a tough-talking preacher who is calling for a democratic "revolution," even if he is not eligible for election himself.

Without recanting from that traditional line – one with which I, like Brand, couldn't disagree more – he now admits that he couldn't be arsed to vote at one recent election himself because the choice was so unappetising.

So why did he decline to stand for re-election himself and impose his wife as the Peronist candidate?

Arpaio, who is up for re-election himself in November, gave confusing and at times contradictory answers.

Mr. Gulotta responded with his own salvos at Mr. Schmitt, who is up for re-election himself this year, along with the 18 other legislators.

Spain was not due to hold the election until March, but the impact of the debt crisis forced Mr. Zapatero to move up the date and forgo a campaign for re-election himself.

In a sign of how difficult Mr. Bush's vision of a mature Palestinian democracy may be to achieve, Mr. Khader said that he did not plan to run for re-election himself, having given up on the possibility that the Legislature could be a meaningful, independent voice.