Sentence examples for election your from inspiring English sources

So I say to you all: this is your election, your moment of maximum power.

Congratulations, you ousted the tyrant, you won an election, your inaugural address stirred the hearts of your people.

Yet if you had to wager on which of David Cameron, Ed Miliband or Nick Clegg is most likely to find themselves in government after the next election, your most rewarding bet might be on the Lib Dem leader.

After puncturing Nick Clegg's buoyant post-first-debate press conference with a pointed question about his lavish expenses, and memorably asking Vince Cable, "Isn't the biggest myth of the election your reputation?", the Daily Mail's Ephraim Hardcastle column said it was a pity Neil was not chairing a leaders' debate.

Even assuming Obama's tax hikes remain undisturbed after the next election, your own marginal tax rate could fall if you move into a lower bracket or from a high-tax state, such as New York or California, to one without a state income tax, such as Florida or Nevada.

In an election, your record matters.

"Whenever you came up for re-election your opponent would go into your driveway and find out if you're driving an American car, which, by God, you had better be doing," Mr. Simpson said in an interview this fall.

Because unlike most 21st-century elections, your 2012 campaign was fought on a battleground of principled insinuation, thoughtful pandering and only occasional pistol-whippings!

Their message to campaigns: if you want to win elections, your money should all be going to TV.

And whether this was your first election or your twentieth, we need you to be here with us.

"In Hudson County, your election operations are your life, and that takes a lot of money," Mr. Jotz said.