Sentence examples for election tool from inspiring English sources

"We're not cooperating with those who try to make it an election tool," he said.

She also said she was "very disturbed" when she found out that none of the questions on the broadcaster's election tool, Vote Compass concerned arts policy.

The fantasy game is not an all-encompassing election tool for the network.

However, the Popular Front, which had proved an effective election tool, did not translate into a Popular Front government.

This bigotry was rampant and used as an election tool in the 2004 presidential election when The Washington Note helped put out on the internet the anti-gay flyers the Republican National Committee had sent to thousands of folks on church pew rosters in Arkansas, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, and other states.

Overall, the company has consistently been adding more election tools to its lineup over the last few years.

Google itself will use the new API to power its own election tools, including an embeddable app that anyone will be able to use on their sites.

The most prominent example so far was US President Obama's election campaign in 2008, which "has often been described as the first electoral campaign in which the use of social media had a decisive impact" [19] and has set a "precedent for the use of social media applications as election tools" [20].

The post also highlighted other actions Google is taking, including the development of a range of Protect Your Election tools created by Alphabet's Jigsaw to help those at risk of online attacks; and yesterday's expansion of Google's Advanced Protection program, which offers enhanced security for data stored in Gmail, Calendar, and Drive.

It also helps that none of them are sitting members of Congress, and don't view their time on stage as a re-election tool.

Most recently (2013) she published Evaluating Elections: Tools for Improvement with co-authors R. Michael Alvarez and Thad Hall that provides long-term strategies for election administrators to continually evaluate and improve elections.