Sentence examples for elections elections from inspiring English sources

"Our only weapon is elections, elections.

Prior to the general elections, elections were held for five state parliaments.

We are writing in response to your article about the Board of Elections' testimony before the State Senate's Standing Committee on Elections ("Elections Chief Attacks Reports of Primary Day Chaos," Sept. 30).

After 1948, he argues, television condensed, shrank, homogenized and simplified politics, condemning America to tweedledee-versus-tweedledum elections, elections so packaged, so calculating, so pallid, that millions of Americans have simply stopped voting.

Yet most Egyptians wish the politicians would move on, as they have, so that everyone can focus on new and improved presidential and parliamentary elections, elections that won't be rushed, like the last ones, or dominated by Islamist groups that turned religious services at mosques into political rallies.

John Koza, the originator of the N.P.V. plan, pointed out to me the other day that if you look just at non-landslide elections — elections where the winning margin falls short of a 55-45 blowouthe the "losing" candidate "wins" one time out of six, not one time out of thirty.

Since last year's parliamentary elections, election-monitoring has leapt in popularity.

"Programmers do not set up the elections; election officials do," Mr. Swidarski said.

Japan is also scheduled to hold legislative elections election on Dec. 16, and President Obama will be inaugurated for his second term in January.

The moderate Islamist party Ennahda won a 41 percent plurality in Tunisia's first free election, election officials said Thursday.

Mr. Bush has also shown good dramatic instincts, even in the acrid post-election election.