Sentence examples for election mail from inspiring English sources

The increase is largely attributable to official election mail and political campaign advertising related to the presidential and Congressional elections mailed during the quarter, which began Oct. 1.

The measure would also reduce the postage rates for official election mail, to encourage states to provide voters with sample ballots.

The mailer was 10 times better at turning nonvoters into voters than the typical piece of pre-election mail whose effectiveness has ever been measured.

To help prepare voters for the significant changes that await them at the polls, the New York City Board of Elections mailed out instructions to all voters.

The day before the 1979 general election, the Mail's front page read, "The Woman Who Can Save Britain".

When the state conducted a referendum on building a new football stadium in Seattle in 1997, 27 of its 39 counties conducted the entire election by mail.

Patrick J. Szymanski, the union's general counsel, voiced optimism, saying that Ms. White's office had indicated it might move to change or phase out the supervision after the Teamsters' presidential election by mail ballot in October and November.

On October 25 , 1924 four days before the election, the Mail splashed headlines across its front page claiming: Civil War Plot by Socialists' Masters: Moscow Orders To Our Reds; Great Plot Disclosed.

The election is mail-in only, so if voters haven't mailed in their ballots by Monday, they should drop their ballots off by hand at any of the 13 Voter Service Centers around Denver to be sure their vote is counted.

A week before the election, they mailed letters to the voters they had interviewed, telling them specifically what Mr. Bond would do to address their issue if elected.

She insisted that a vote taken that night -- on whether the city should hold elections by mail -- be invalidated because the whisper occurred during public debate.