Sentence examples for election users from inspiring English sources

In "Fantasy Election," users compete for glory and prizes over who can predict which politicians will be the uber-public servant: popular in the polls, honest with constituents, engaging in social media, and choosing to communicate substance over style.

In the 2004 and 2006 elections, users created tens of thousands of sample ballots.

In the last election, Twitter users sent 1.8 million messages on the day of the election.

This year, Rzepka revamped the old "Choose or Lose" campaign for a Fantasy Football-style game, "Fantasy Election", where users compete with friends to assemble rag-tag virtual teams of honest, substantive, and popular candidates.

Expect 2016 to be the beginning of a sea change in election technology user experience.

Facebook has recently undertaken a massive apology ad campaign on TV, bus stops and elsewhere, touting that it understands its responsibility to keep elections and users' data safe.

During the 2001 presidential election campaign, user fees in the public health delivery system were outlawed.

Then when election day arrives, users will be able to add an "I Voted" sticker to their photos and videos that link to voting info like which polling place to go to.

All the campaigns in this election are heavy users of social media and if they presented a unified platform to address online harassment it could possibly make social media companies to take the issue more seriously.

Since the app has been asking the simple question, "Trump?", since his election, 90percentt of users have responded "no" or "hell no," indicating that the app should not even show the people who support the president.

Now that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has received the endorsement of significant city Republican leaders in his bid for re-election, mass transit users worried about steep fare increases and deep service cuts might wonder whether he is trying to persuade Republicans in the State Senate to back a stalled financial rescue plan for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.