Sentence examples for election shifts from inspiring English sources

PARIS — As the campaigning for the French presidential election shifts into high gear, so is the campaigning for the French Grand Prix.

Jabeer Habeeb, an independent Shiite lawmaker and a political scientist at Baghdad University, put it simply: "Obama's election shifts Iraq into a new position".

The focus of 2016 presidential election shifts to Arizona this week, home to one of the most antagonistic immigration debates in the country.

This one month does not include what Romney and his supporters raised for the primaries, or the growing amount he will need as the presidential election shifts into high gear.

Will Obama's legions of supporters remain engaged after his election, shifting the ground beneath their elected representatives by transforming the nation's discourse beyond 2008?

With its primary election shifted from the bleak obscurity of late winter, Connecticut has become a presidential battleground for the first time in recent memory.

The survey also reflected the extent to which the election shifted in the final week: almost half of Mr. Kerry's supporters and half of Mr. Edwards's said they decided to support their candidate in the last week.

And as preparations for the election shift into top gear, Guardian journalists Polly Toynbee and David Walker pause to take a look at the past term of office in Did Things Get Better?

JCN rebranded itself the Judicial Crisis Network following President Barack Obama's election, shifting focus to blocking the new president's federal court nominees and spreading the network's reach to state level races.

When new elections shift the network, even rich and powerful businessmen have trouble defending themselves.

This time around they are a test of whether Mr. Obama's re-election shifted the political dynamic in Washington in a fundamental way.