Sentence examples for election vary from inspiring English sources

The proportions only voting in the last Presidential election vary a bit more, from 15 to 21%.

Turnout across Bristol for the mayoral election varied from 42.64% in Henleaze to 11.21% in Hartcliffe.

The disclosure rules for outside groups active in retention elections vary considerably from state to state, a ProPublica review found.

Because it's calculated using the top office on the ballot, the residual vote rate is only calculated every four years, using the presidential vote (the top office for midterm elections varies considerably from state to state).

The opposition supporters say that while cultural practices and election laws vary from country to country, Zimbabwe's election fails to meet election standards adopted last year by Mr. Mugabe and other African presidents.

Election campaigns vary in their intensity.

While State election laws vary widely, a glance reveals that many were designed to keep 3rd party candidates out.

State disenfranchisement rates for this year's elections will vary substantially, largely due to differences in how broadly the state's provisions apply.

Here's my prediction for November: Nate Silver will find himself writing about how and why the election results varied so much from the poll numbers leading up to it.

The minimum age for election candidates varies from country to country, though in most cases it is also 18.

The minimum age for election candidates varies from country to country, though in most cases it is also 18. Voting is compulsory in Belgium, Cyprus, Greece and Luxembourg.