Sentence examples for election papers from inspiring English sources

In the weeks before the 2012 election, papers from his 2001 divorce were released.

But political parties were also scrambling to meet the Monday deadline for candidates to submit their election papers.

Most of the 57 killed last November were on their way to file election papers for a political rival of the Ampatuans.

Filing formal election papers with the FEC means that money from those events can now be split between the party and the President's re-election campaign.

These included the arrest of two prospective councillors in Tower Hamlets, east London, and Enfield, north London, for false declarations on election papers.

The group was traveling to file election papers when Mr. Upham and the other militiamen herded everyone to a hilltop, shot the victims and buried them in mass graves.

The Michigan Catholic Conference has also issued an election paper calling abortion "the pre-eminent threat to human dignity".

We need to sit in a chilly, single-car garage from 6 in the morning until 9 or 10 at night, triaging problems and struggling with election paper work.

Mr. Trump, by contrast, filed his re-election papers on Inauguration Day.

Mr. Clinton filed his re-election papers on April 14 , 1995 and George W. Bush formally opened his campaign on May 16, 2003.

With snow forcing the cancellation of just about everything, Elaine Marshall, North Carolina's secretary of state, was not very surprised that she had to postpone both the filing of her re-election papers on Tuesday and a political fund-raiser that evening.