Sentence examples for elections whether from inspiring English sources

But it's quite common for villages to experience a range of other problems in elections (whether ballot stuffing, cancelled elections, elected leaders being removed from office by higher-ups, etc).

I asked Edwar about the elections, whether change might save the country.

"Whether that is through free and fair elections, whether it's through more democratic reforms in the short-term, I think all of these again are moving in the right direction," he said.

But as is so often the case with people who spend heavily on elections, whether they're Wall Street conservatives or Hollywood liberals, that worldview does happen to coincide pretty neatly with the economic interests of the people who hold it.

Much depends on whether the government will stay the course, and when there are new elections, whether a new government decides to stick with the austerity measures this government passed, which is not certain," Mr. Weinberg added.

A friend of mine, Ramy Shaaf, a dedicated revolutionary, always on the square and part of the Free Egyptians movement, said, "people are not even talking about elections — whether to delay them or cancel them — no one cares about the elections.

Then I documented whether they sought the presidency in some subsequent election, whether they won a party nomination, and whether they were actually elected to the Oval Office.

Donald Trump seems no longer bothered about the election, whether he wins or loses.

The group is planning a similar event after the election whether or not the Republicans win the White House.

All of this is to say that this is the Trump election, whether he wins or not.

All others hold some kind of election, whether they be empty shows like Pyongyang's ballot, fraudulent or at least partially compromised.