Sentence examples for election updates from inspiring English sources

Users who text "Alerta" to 68636 will receive election updates on their mobile phones.

Silver himself has documented a significant tightening in the polls over the past two weeks, which can be gleaned from the headlines of his regular election updates.

Information about the 2014 election updates previous research, and underscores how long lines tend to be more prevalent in on-year (presidential) elections than in midterm elections.

Gearing up for the general election, The Washington Post has launched an election results skill for Alexa-enabled devices, which will allow device owners to get real-time election updates with a voice prompt.

As French voters awaited official results, many journalists and other observers, chafing under regulations that prevent early results from being reported, posted jokes and satirical election updates to a Twitter thread that was, by Sunday afternoon in France, trending over those covering the election in an official way.

Faculty, students, and local alumni awaited election updates in Alexander Hall, and when the telegraphs began to indicate that Wilson's victory was secure, the undergraduates embarked on a campus parade, first calling on Hibben at Prospect and then marching on to Cleveland Lane, where Wilson and his family were receiving the returns.

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Those documents, dated September 2001, explicitly boast that ChoicePoint can offer a "nationwide listing of all Mexican citizens registered to vote as of the 2000 general election - updated annually".

But the limitations have one huge advantage: unlike nearly every other academic in the world, and the vast majority of civil institutions responsible for regulating the fairness of elections, the Oxford Internet Institute aims to publish its findings before the election, updated on a regular basis.

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And perhaps most notably, the survey also asked, "Who do you plan to vote for in the 2012 presidential election?" Update: This post has been updated to include a link to Manta's survey results, which were not publicly released until after this post was published.