Sentence examples for election to more from inspiring English sources

Corbyn's chances have been boosted by a tripling in Labour membership and registered supporters, since the election, to more than 600,000.

But Labor's promise in the 2007 election to more or less match the Coalition's tax cut pledge led to big cuts in 2008, as well.

While the Bush campaign raised almost $16 million in April, Senator John Kerry's campaign said on Thursday that it had raised more than $30 million in that time, bringing its total receipts for the election to more than $115 million.

The issue of term limits, preventing election to more than two consecutive terms, has been an emotional one for the Council, with two-thirds of its members facing the loss of their jobs.

The party decided to start verifying that new members and supporters were genuine after the numbers registering to vote in the contest surged from 200,000 at the time of the election to more than 600,000 once the deadline for signing up had passed.

Dundee East representative Stewart Hosie, also the party's deputy leader, saw his majority soar from 1,800 at the last election to more than 19,000, winning 59.7% of the vote.

And if we can bring clean elections to more jurisdictions across the United States, then we can build momentum for federal reform, too.

The Independent disclosed that Labour is preparing to pledge at the next election to spend more than the Tories as part of a "new economic settlement".

The party announced yesterday it would push through immediate legislation if it wins the election to raise more than £7.5bn a year by tackling tax evasion and avoidance.

But Democratic lawmakers are already talking about calling a lame-duck session shortly after the election to pass more economic stimulus packages.

Homelessness, parks, transportation — Los Angeles voters are being asked this election to pay more for the services that shape the region's quality of life.