Sentence examples for election resources from inspiring English sources
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"The Guardian, the Telegraph and YouTube will collectively provide the best possible online platform for such a debate, with direct connections to other election resources and party websites.
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Its cash on hand of $38.8 million is, in terms of election resources, vastly larger than the Democratic committee's $23.7 million, of which $15.5 million in soft money will mostly go to building a new headquarters.
We believe the Guardian, the Telegraph and YouTube will provide a superb online platform for the digital Debate, providing direct connections to other election resources and party websites, and sitting at the heart of a public conversation in the lead up to election day.
Despite pushback over the use of limited local election resources, Markowitz, a Democrat, said she made it a priority.
Yet in a close contest this time, he relied heavily on Moscow as an election resource.
In particular, we point to the outreach Kassakhian's office has done with the Claremont McKenna Rose Institute, and the laudatory words of fellow Douglas Johnson, who said Glendale is on the "leading edge of looking for ways to improve the [elections] process". In addition, the website glendalevote.org is a tremendous election resource and the envy of neighboring cities.
In 2006 the League launched VOTE411.org, the nation's leading online election resource providing millions of voters with the information they need on absentee and early voting options, registration deadlines, ID requirements, the candidates' vision for America's future, and other important updates regarding any changes they should expect to see at the polls.
CATO's 2014 report is a reliable pre-election resource for those who are interested in a comprehensive review of our how our states' top leaders are governing -- and, in far too many cases, are not.
Throughout 2014, nearly 1.5 million voters used the League's online elections resource, VOTE411.org, to find the information they needed to vote, including their polling place, and candidate and ballot information.
