Sentence examples for election responded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore, who took California by a large margin in the 2000 presidential election, responded by telling jokes about the voting problems in the Florida primary this month and remarking about how much he likes California.

Opposition leader Henrique Capriles, who has led the recall campaign and is considered to have a strong shot at winning a presidential election, responded to Wednesday's announcement by pointing to opinion polls that suggest 80% of Venezuelans would vote against Maduro.

All four candidates in the Nov. 8 election responded to seven essay questions.

Brown, who moved to New Hampshire after losing his Massachusetts Senate seat in the 2012 election, responded by talking about the impact of Obamacare and high electricity rates, as well as opportunities to boost the ski industry.

I wanted to create a piece for the eve of the 2015 general election, responding to what I was hearing from the voices in power.

A month before the election, responding to popular outrage, Congress had rejected the first no-strings-attached bailout bill despite warnings that it had to act within hours or risk a total financial meltdown and against the wishes of the White House and leaders of both parties.

Create a well-financed infrastructure that continues to engage these constituencies after elections, responding to their agenda in addition to delivering them to the polls on Election Day.

"The NRA -- unwilling to even wait until the next election -- responded by organizing the first recall election in Colorado history," Gillibrand wrote.

Still, when asked who will win that election, they responded unanimously, "Whichever candidate the United States supports".

The commission said Mr. Espada, who was defeated in the 2010 election, never responded to their formal notice of investigation.

When asked if he had learned any lessons from the election, Mr. Lieberman responded: "I don't know if I can point to any one, specifically".