Sentence examples for election that are from inspiring English sources
"It's tradition in this republic to make promises before an election that are then rationalized away in government and coalition negotiations," Kurt Lauk, president of the Christian Democrats' economic council, told the German broadcaster ARD.
Those documents, comparable to certificates of election that are issued to advise Congress of the election of its members, must be submitted by Dec. 18, the date set by federal law for the electors to meet.
Then there are the aspects of the election that are genuinely unusual: debates more consensual than normal, because almost everybody wants to be in with a chance of getting the second vote on someone else's ticket.
"There are some issues in this U.S. election that are pretty unprecedented around voter suppression and other voting irregularities," said Were. "Ushahidi does election monitoring in 40 countries around the world.
Huffington Post recently published an article about candidates for this upcoming mid-term election that are avoiding debates.
And there are a lot of people, as a result of this election, that are feeling dispirited at best," she said.
"This is an election that's waiting to be won.
Is there anything about the election that's still unresolved?
"It's the election that's never going to end".
"In a very close election, that is the key".
