Sentence examples for election projected from inspiring English sources

While President Barack Obama's disapproval scores these days outweigh his approval rating 47-45, and Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union fell to just 31 percent in a mock German election projected for last Sunday, Mr. Sarkozy appears to have reached a deeper level of grief over the past few months.

defeated Republican businessman Gabriel Gomez in the Massachusetts special election, projects The Associated Press.

Brought up in a rural shack by his grandmother, Chavez swept to power in a 1998 election projecting himself as an outsider bent on overturning decades of dominance by a rich elite.

Local elections Projected vote shares close to worst performances over past 20 years.

Local elections Projected vote share a little down on 2012, but under 50 seat losses, well below some forecasts.

I mentioned Trinity Mirror's general election project last week.

On how the project came about: It follows on from the two major bodies of work I've done over the last five years – We English and The Election Project.

It is being co-written by Evan Thomas, a former Newsweek writer who worked on the election project, and edited by Jon Meacham, the former Newsweek editor.

It's a community fear that violence will occur," says Rahma Bajun, one of the coordinators of the agency's election project.

But an analysis by the United States Election Project at George Mason University found that only 32.1 percent of the 13.4 million who were eligible -- citizens 18 and older who are not convicted felons in prison or on parole -- actually voted.

In 2008, about 2.9 million people overseas from the 33 states that now allow Internet voting were eligible to vote, according a 2008 study by the United States Election Project at George Mason University.