Sentence examples for election ideas from inspiring English sources

For more election ideas, like teaching about the Electoral College and analyzing why some states are "red" and others "blue," read our lesson "Teaching the Election in the Final Week: Bellwethers, Unicorns and Attack Ads," or visit our full collection, "Election 2012: Teaching Ideas and Resources".

The nonpartisan election idea was a surprise addition to the latest charter revision agenda.

Ann Marie Peters, a businesswoman from Cambria Heights, Queens, said, "The nonpartisan election idea is an indication of the high opinion he has of himself".

This week's proposal partly resurrects the pre-election idea – without any additional resources, so there will be a suspicion of rebadging, but led by a chief constable.

RBS will certainly have an up-hill battle convincing politicians that a sale is a good pre-election idea.

Wallace asks for the biggest single post-election idea that the GOP has had to offer, and Boehner just basically cites a bunch of Romney-things, and theorizes that they might be neato-keen-bean if we enacted them.

By Benjamin Wallace-Wells June 17, 2016 If Hillary Clinton wins this election, the ideas that moved through the Administrations of Bill Clinton and Barack Obama will have dominated American politics for almost three decades.

If Clinton wins the election, the ideas that moved through the Administrations of Bill Clinton and Obama will have dominated American politics for almost three decades.

Win or lose the election these ideas will be in play, for in these deep and thoughtful essays I hear the future echo of battles yet to be fought.

Is an election of ideas, featuring some actual competent politics too much to ask for?

And in this election, smart ideas about how to deal with the economic crisis will be welcomed by Americans.