Sentence examples for election to send from inspiring English sources

Anyone eligible for an absent vote has until 11 working days before the election to send in their request for a postal ballot.

One political scientist said Mr. Suozzi might have been helped by the patriotic spirit that prompted some people to come out and vote in the delayed election to send a message that terrorism would not hinder the democratic process.

Matthew Miller, a Democrat who served as the public-affairs director at the Justice Department under Holder, recalled that, in one case, the department waited until after an election to send out subpoenas.

PARIS -- President Nicolas Sarkozy's governing party is bracing for a crushing defeat in regional elections this Sunday and next, as voters appear determined to use the last nationwide ballot before the 2012 presidential election to send a sharp warning to the ?ys?Palace.

At that time, Mr Shorten said there was "no doubt Victorians used this election to send Tony Abbott a clear message".

In the midst of this anguish, Syria will stage an election to send a defiant message that life will carry on, no matter what.

PARIS -- The governing party of President Nicolas Sarkozy is bracing for a crushing defeat in regional elections this Sunday and next, as voters appear determined to use the last nationwide ballot before the 2012 presidential elections to send a sharp warning to the ?ys?Palace.

By choosing decisively in Sunday's elections to send the centrist reformer Emmanuel Macron rather than the far-right Marine Le Pen to the presidential Elysee Palace in the second round runoff, the French avoided a spiral of destruction of the values and institutions on which the prosperity of Europe, the U.S., Japan and other liberal democracies has been based for more than half a century.

At issue is a federal law -- the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voter Act (UOCAVA) -- that requires election officials to send absentee ballots to military voters at least 45 days before a federal election.

Bryan Caskey, the state director of elections and a staffer in Kobach's office, recently filed an affidavit in the case saying that he had instructed county election officials to send out the postcards and had orally done so before trial.

The best means of suppressing the terrorists and insuring free elections was to send in the Army.