Sentence examples for election visitors from inspiring English sources

They have been filmed by Johnston Press (JP) journalists taking to the streets of Britain and asking one basic question: "what matters to you in this election?" Visitors to the site can then vote (or share) their favourites.

Travelling here isn't necessarily easy (and protests ahead of January elections mean visitors should check before booking), but they will be warmly welcomed.

The ABC is planning on staying on top too after having its biggest cross-platform audience ever for the federal election week – 9m visitors to web, app and mobile sites.

In Nakaseke, about an hour's drive north of here, an old man, Dominico Batakanwa, answered a question about his thoughts on the election by leading visitors to a small bunkerlike building in a grassy field.

Prior to the 1998 city election Portland's visitors association estimated the center had missed out on $17 million in convention business over six months because the center was too small.

Outside the schoolyard gate, just beyond the rows of uniformed paramilitary officers who stood guard over the election center, a visitor was besieged by clots of men and women waving papers and photographs.

One afternoon just before the election, Prince invited a visitor over.

Some visitors said the election result had prompted their interest.

At its peak, shortly before the election, it attracted 1.4m unique visitors a month, according to comScore.

If your mock election will not include any visitors, then you may want your students to share their opinions with one another by reading all or part of their editorial endorsements before they vote.

"I am going to be beaten," he told a visitor as the election loomed, casualties were astronomical, and there was almost no military progress to show for them.