Sentence examples for election room from inspiring English sources

"I realised for a long time that I would be voting for a woman for president but I didn't even think about it going into the election room.

And canny positioning by Ed Balls during the election campaign goaded the chancellor into publicly ruling out a series of possible tax rises – including a VAT increase – reducing the Treasury's post-election room for manoeuvre considerably.

It recently decided to set up an election "war room" in India to better respond to problems.

Compared with earlier years, relatively few people, about 39, were killed in pre-election violence, according to the Election Situation Room, a Nigerian civil society group.

The representatives of several of the country's largest news organizations gathered in Broward County's election storage room today in what could become a large-scale effort to examine tens of thousands of ballots across Florida that were not included in the final tallies for 2000 presidential election.

Facebook's election war room monitors and dashboards remain, since so does the threat of election interference.

Facebook has confirmed to TechCrunch that its election war room that it paraded reporters through in October has not been disbanded and will be used again for future elections.

Facebook scored a win on this front last week by getting dozens of journalists (myself included) to breathlessly cover its election "war room," until everyone realized they'd played themselves for page views.

A day after a lawsuit accused the company of inflating its video figures that put some newsrooms out of business, a stream of headlines (including from TechCrunch!) from Facebook's makeshift election war room pushed any lingering headlines to the bottom of the pile.

In the Republican debates, it has been interesting to see how difficult a time the more moderate candidates have had creating any general-election breathing room for themselves on issues like abortion, gun control, marriage equality, and immigration.

The Liberal party will hold its first post-election party room meeting on Monday and angry MPs are expected to push strongly there for the government's super policy to be radically scaled back.