Sentence examples for election route from inspiring English sources
In 1964, Lyndon Johnson's election route of pro-states right GOP presidential candidate Barry Goldwater reconfirmed the make-or-break potential of black voters in national elections.
Mr. Berger, 70, said he has planned taking extra time to reach the synagogue since Mr. Obama's election, when the route came under regular surveillance by Chicago police officers and Secret Service agents, who usually stop cars and pedestrians entering the area.
He argued that the route to election victory was as simple as "adding Tory and Ukip votes together".
The Tory election plan envisages a route to a parliamentary majority by decapitating 20 Lib Dem MPs.
He called upon the leadership contenders to apologise for the things New Labour got wrong but insisted: "We should liberate ourselves from the delusion that running away from three election victories is a route to success... it's 50 years since Labour won a majority at a general election without Tony as leader.
To be politely patronising like at the 2015 leadership election is a short route back to the backbenches.
New York's election laws offer several routes to the destination, all of them fraught with obstacles (and all of them subject to challenge in the courts).
Punjab's chief minister, Shahbaz Sharif, who is the prime minister's brother, succeeded in rapidly constructing a "metrobus" project in Lahore in time for the 2013 elections by erecting a route of concrete flyovers to make a dedicated busway.
As Mr Fico was en route to watch election results come in, he summed up what is undoubtedly the election's central theme: "This is a referendum about me and about Smer," he said.
He also had a paper route, and on election nights sold soft drinks to crowds that gathered to read the results on a sheet draped from the second floor of City Hall.
Mr. Lewis's departure would open a route to re-election for another Republican, most likely Representative Gary Miller, to the open seat, the House Republican aide said.
