Sentence examples for election watch from inspiring English sources

More popular are ambiguous terms like "election watch gatherings".

For clues about the November election, watch today's results from Arizona, New Mexico and, particularly, Missouri.

"Maybe we, all developing countries, should send an election watch every time they have a presidential election".

Criminal charges against Bishnoi include "attempt to murder" and "voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant from his duty," National Election Watch says.

He's the first former monarch to return to power in a democratic election (watch out, Gordon Brown Charlie Windsorr might beat you to it).

In the previous year's elections, 3.6 million more people cast their votes, according to figures from the Journal of Democracy's Election Watch.

I remember during the second George W Bush election, watching the results come in with complete surprise.

I thought of that election watching Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton fight on long after other people, including many in the news media, thought she was finished.

Here we are a year after an historic election, watching the Republicans get full venting rights to their generally ineffective schemes (some of which therefore seem legitimate).

Sometimes, we live tweet as we follow elections, watch Blue Planet or Newsnight, or go to a show.

But after the elections, watch out.