Sentence examples for election of over from inspiring English sources

To have a national election of over 100 million votes come down to a few hundred controversial ballots in Florida is without precedent.

An earlier version said "at the last election 76% of over-65s were still voting, while only 46% aged 18-24 were going to the ballot box".

But according to data from Ipsos Mori, at the last election 76% of over-65s were still voting, while only 46% aged 18-24 were going to the ballot box.

Instead, I want to note Ambrose's puzzlement over the 1972 election of Richard Nixon over George McGovern.

Eight years earlier, following the election of Dwight Eisenhower over Adlai Stevenson, the "age of poetry and power" might have seemed a cruel fantasy.

Mr. Obama said the election of Hassan Rowhani over a field of more hard-line candidates signaled that the Iranian public was eager to end its international isolation and could presage a new chapter in the fitful negotiations over the Islamic republic's nuclear program.

At the last general election, 76% of over-64s voted, compared with just 44% of 18- to 24-year-olds.

But according to data from Ipsos Mori at the last election, 76% of over-65s were still voting, while only 44% aged 18-24 were doing the same.

And now that the election is over, all of Pennsylvania no longer sits at the center of the political universe being swooned over by politicians.

"We're not going to do a damn thing until the election is over," one of his senior diplomats fumed in the summer.

When the process of leader election is over, the new leader will broadcast the message that it is the new leader to its neighbors.