Sentence examples for elections count from inspiring English sources
It is, of course, a staple of extremist parties of the left and right that democracy is a sham, and that elections count for nothing.
Such actions, she said, ought to underscore to Americans why "elections count".
The board's job is to oversee elections, count absentee ballots and make sure voting machines are working right.
Elections count, but they do not bring the battle to a close.
Maybe there's some real merit in letting these pretend elections count!
The Independent Election Commission administers elections, counts the votes and has the authority to throw out results in places where there is widespread fraud.
Democrats will have about 200 people voting in their party elections, counting Congressional delegates, meaning that a majority will be just over 100 if all vote.
Presumably, most of the elections counted by the C.E.S. systems went smoothly ("People don't want to read about a good election," Jack Gerbel told me in September), but the company did have problems.
There are two election counts taking place at Medway Park tonight.
Mr Ahern, who is campaigning for re-election, counts it as one of his greatest achievements.
