Sentence examples for elections dates from inspiring English sources

A large majority of councils failed to publish a total number of eligible voters on 3 May: the only authoritative published figure for residents able to vote in council elections dates back to 1 December 2011.

Lux said his biggest worry is the last-minute ad blitz -- a staple of elections dating back to the '90s.

Three provinces recently adopted fixed election dates.

Connecticut chose election dates to suit the convenience of farmers.

This squabble, over election dates, was the main reason no agreement was signed on April 11th.

This manoeuvre prompted primary elections and pushed back the general election dates by four weeks.

But when a mayoral aide inquired about pushing back other election dates, Mr. Pataki refused.

November 1 or 8 are also thought to be possible election dates.

Assent dates from comlaw.gov.au, prime ministerial terms from primeministers.naa.gov.au, election dates from elections.uwa.edu.au and primeministers.naa.gov.au.naa.gov.au

She broke a convention whereby Australian prime ministers have announced election dates just a few weeks before polls.

But no one believes that either; all the previous election dates he has set have passed without anything happening.