Sentence examples for election this week from inspiring English sources

Despite the low expectation for voter turnout abroad, the Colombian government is making a big effort in this election this week alone with more than an estimated 15 million dollars per day being spent in 64 countries, in an attempt to attract those 560,000 Colombians to take this opportunity and participate in their country's democracy.

(George Packer wrote about the Tunisian election this week).

There were no surprises in Rwanda's election this week.

It is due to announce the findings from its preliminary assessment of the election this week.

[ image: /photos/5909543a2179605b11ad3d65] Romney isn't going to win the election this week, but he could easily lose it.

The narrow defeat of Norbert Hofer in Austria's presidential election this week is no cause for relief.

Mr. Kan, whose governing Democratic Party took power in a historic election last year, won a hard-fought party leadership election this week against the party's power broker, Ichiro Ozawa.

Mr Bush's brother, Jeb, is Florida's governor, and up for re-election this week.

Even as President Goodluck Jonathan launched his campaign for re-election this week, evidence appeared to emerge indicating that his government's attempt to prevent Boko Haram forming an Islamic "caliphate" in the northern regions is failing.

Mr. Celestin was defeated twice in races for the Florida Legislature and in his first bid for the North Miami mayor's office, in 1999, when he was defeated by the current mayor, who did not seek re-election this week.

However, in the wake of Labour's narrow victory over UKIP in another by-election this week, in Heywood, several of the party's MPs have expressed concerns about leader Ed Miliband's electoral strategy.