The phrase 'election to which' is grammatically correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you are referring to a particular election the speaker/writer has previously mentioned. For example: "The results of the election to which everyone was paying attention were finally announced."
Redistricting It's an election to which voters aren't invited and in which they can't participate.
Coverage of events such as Sudan's recent election, to which seven staff reporters and a score of technicians were assigned, put Western media in the shade.The two language services are editorially separate.
The report must include the name of the covered organization, the name of the candidate, the election to which the spending pertains, the amount of each disbursement of more than $1,000, and a certification by the head of the organization that the disbursement was not coordinated.
For example, two former prime ministers, both of whom were billed as potential leaders of the MPLA, now live in Europe after falling out with Mr dos Santos.For the time being, the prospect of the president's retirement remains as hypothetical as the election to which it is pegged.
The Kennedy administration asked King not to begin the campaign until after the results of election, to which King agreed.
First, we have to take the money out of politics by limiting all campaign contributions to $100 maximum, and allowable only by individual citizens who are registered to vote in the election to which they are contributing.
Second, this brings in the government as a fourth player who pursues its own objectives such as ensuring re-election, to which the other three players contribute in varying degrees.
There's time before the election to see which man's party is serious about the privacy issue.
The other is the general-election humbling to which Mr Brown seems likely to lead his party.
Whitlam announced the request for a half-Senate election to his caucus, which approved it.
And we study the extent to which election systems can make it impossible, or computationally costly (NP-complete), for the chair to execute such control.
