Sentence examples for election work from inspiring English sources

"We didn't release it publicly, but we've done a lot of election work.

But the I.R.S. has for years maintained that groups meet that rule as long as they are not "primarily engaged" in election work, a substantially different threshold.

(During the secretly recorded address Mr. Romney gave to wealthy donors in Florida this year, he boasted that consultants working for his election "work for Bibi Netanyahu in his races").

It has blocked access to its website to civilian voters abroad, given military voters access to electronic ballot-request systems that civilians cannot use, and subcontracted sensitive election work to a company with strong Republican ties.

Corbyn promises a major revolution in leadership style, which this country so desperately needs: the PLP 80 need to grasp this simple and blindingly obvious notion, and, should Corbyn win the leadership election, work alongside him on a consensual platform.

Earlier this week, Chris Vickery, the director of cyber-risk research at the cyber-security firm UpGuard, announced on Twitter that he had found the code used by Cambridge Analytica for its election work.

The Labour leadership election works on the alternative vote system, in which voters can rank candidates according to their preference.

Previously, he ran a constituency campaign during the 2010 general election, worked in the Westminster offices of both Martin Horwood MP and Jenny Willott MP, and worked in the Liberal Democrat policy unit.

Gerard Mulligan, a writer who's about to mark his sixth presidential election working on Letterman monologues, insists he has "utterly no clue of how David votes.

I did further studies in Chicago, then returned to help Labour with the run-up to the 1997 election, worked for a thinktank, did my PhD.

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