Sentence examples for election say from inspiring English sources

A1 Challenge to Bush on Courts Many Senate Democrats, angry over the role they say the Supreme Court's conservative wing played in helping President-elect George W. Bush win the election, say they will battle any staunchly conservative judicial nominees and thwart any Republican efforts to shift the federal courts markedly rightward.

Articles such as this one, which blame Obama for worsening race relations since his election, say, in effect, "Obama was elected to improve race relations, but things didn't get better, so it would be better if he just wasn't elected in the first place".

What does this election say about women as voters?

Can it be weighed in the balance with the outcome of a general election, say?

For example, what does yesterday's election say about that city monolith, the Democratic Party?

Advocates of the new laws, which have been passed in about 30 states since the last presidential election, say they are necessary to prevent voter fraud.

"I'm honoured by the board's election," said Thompson.

"It was a long, tough election," says Yarrow.

"Turnout is everything in this election," said Eastwood.

Independent experts applauded the election, saying that it appeared to be free and fair.

That was the message of the July 22nd election, says Sehmus Akbas, a Kurdish businessman in Diyarbakir.