Sentence examples for election multiple from inspiring English sources

London Shock win in mayoral election; multiple seat gains in assembly.

Women all over town had been up for election multiple times without ever being invited to join, I was informed in a tremulous voice.

Before President Donald Trump abruptly fired him on Tuesday, former FBI Director James Comey had requested additional funding and staffing for the agency's investigation into Russia's influence on the 2016 election, multiple sources reported Wednesday.

The clearest example of this is the creation of a political system that has the appearance of democracy – regular elections, multiple parties, a free media – without any of the substance: the elections are rigged; the parties are all under the president's control; the media do what their owners tell them, and the owners obey the Kremlin.

Nearly two decades ago, the collapse of Soviet Communism offered the promise that power would soon be wielded differently in this region: The newly independent former Soviet republics, sprung from the shackles of totalitarianism, would embrace free elections, multiple political parties and a vigorously independent media.

The U.S. has had close elections multiple times in the past.

The format of the election, with multiple rounds of secret ballots, was creating an air of uncertainty among the contenders.

He had to make up his mind by noon on Friday, the deadline for Pence to drop his bid for re-election in Indiana, where the law prevents a candidate from seeking election to multiple offices.

The invisible primary has been unusually visible this election, with multiple televised debate-events feeding the public a steady stream of content.

But if health care plays a prominent role in this year's election, as multiple polls have suggested it may, it's another way the 2018 playing field could advantage Democrats.

If it were true that popular-vote elections encourage multiple candidacies, we would expect to see multiple candidates in the popular-vote elections we already have, such as gubernatorial and Senate races.