Sentence examples for elections started from inspiring English sources

REMARKABLY, after all the confusion of last week, Sudan's multi-party elections started on April 11th as planned.

"The midterm elections started for the Republicans the day Obama was sworn in and they declared war on him from the get-go," said Geoff Garin, a Democratic consultant and pollster.

The Obama campaign, meanwhile, has been here since 2009, when some of the same staff members who had led the efforts in the state ahead of the 2008 elections started making the rounds.

By the time legislative elections started on June 9, the issue had shifted once more as voters swung right to avoid five more years of the right-left power-sharing blamed for paralyzing government and blocking reform.

Calls for a constitutional amendment regarding Senate elections started in the early 19th century, with Henry R. Storrs in 1826 proposing an amendment to provide for popular election.

Two days later, as the results of the elections started trickling in, all nine plastic lawn chairs in his office were occupied.

Also, national elections start next week and run for a month.

The November elections start the cycle all over again, regular as weather.

A series of democratic elections, starting in 1987, have made it a political success story as well.

Of the eight previous elections, starting in 1965, five of the eventual victors also led the first-round voting.

Supporters will want to see it passed before campaigning for the next congressional elections starts in October.