Sentence examples for elections depending on from inspiring English sources

New Mexico might be a swing state in future elections, depending on the national political environment and the candidates.

Government funding runs out Sept. 30, when a shutdown could loom just ahead of the midterm elections depending on how Trump reacts to whatever spending legislation Congress sends him.

Each voter would be to divide their votes up any way they wish among those elections depending on their interest in that particular vote, and would thus be able to put more power behind votes on issues they really care about.

Republicans may not be bright enough to realize that their obstructionism is what lost them the last election (or the last two elections, depending on your point of view), and they may continue to try and block every good idea Obama and the Democrats come up with.

But the more elections depend on technology, the more vulnerable they are to failures, bugs, and hacking.

And the more elections depend on technology, the more vulnerable they are to failures, bugs, and hacking domestic and foreign.

And the more elections depend on technology, the more vulnerable they are to failures, bugs, and hacking–domestic and foreign.

But the degree of political damage he sustains, and how the scandal affects the October elections, depend on whether he can convince Canadians, in an open venue and in detail, that he did no wrong.

"On digital campaigning, our starting point is that elections depend on participation, which is why we welcome the positive value of online communications.

In contrast, this paper argues that the voter turnout and the voting behaviour in external elections depend on pre-migration variables and on the local context in which migrants are embedded.

It's been done independently by our officials because it's part of our budgetary process to see how we are going to be affected as a result of the election, depending on who gets elected.