Sentence examples for elections right from inspiring English sources

It's gotten the last two American presidential elections right.

"We've had a couple of elections right here in Westchester that have gone to a recount," he said.

"Getting assistance to the population is more important than elections right now," said Provisional Electoral Council president, Leopold Berlanger.

"If we can't have elections right away, a smaller Governing Council might be better because it could be more tightly focused on the precise issue of elections," said Mowaffak al-Rubaie, a Dawa spokesman.

"The LDP could be wiped out if they call elections right now," says Shigenori Okazaki, a political analyst at UBS Warburg, "but Koizumi might just do it because he is such an unpredictable person".To avoid the risk, however slim, of such an "accidental election", Mr Koizumi and his party seem to have settled on a rough compromise.

No wonder then that in Riyadh last week, a Saudi official praised Mr. Bush for setting worthy goals but he worried that if the kingdom were to hold elections right now, conservative anti-American tribal groups and radical Islamic parties would overwhelm every other force in the country, producing extremism and instability.

The government is withholding permits from two coalitions of Egyptian organizations wanting to monitor parliamentary elections, rights groups said Wednesday.

As for the supposed lack of clarity in applying economic and social rights, is it really any easier to quantify equality, or to ensure free elections, rights one presumes you consider "real"?

After seizing much statehouse power in the 2010 tea party elections, right-wing legislatures and governors are trying to hold back the 2012 vote by making it difficult to register, demanding photo identification and limiting absentee and early voting.

1983 Elected Liberal MP in the Bermondsey by-election, right.

Let's call on our elected officials and candidates - after all, there is an election right around the corner!