Sentence examples for electoral activity from inspiring English sources

THE coming months will see a flurry of electoral activity that is even more concentrated than in recent American election years.

Sam Tarry, the director of Corbyn's leadership campaign, a union political officer and one of the founders of Momentum, disputed that Momentum members were not engaged in electoral activity.

In 1837 Birney was elected executive secretary of the American Anti-Slavery Society, which soon afterward split, one faction advocating the inflammatory approach of such abolitionists as William Lloyd Garrison and the other, which became the Liberty Party, emphasizing electoral activity.

This would include express electoral activity -- that is, efforts aimed at supporting or defeating specific candidates.

Their demographically minor status meant that electoral activity had to be limited to involvement within predominantly non-Muslim political forces.

The Citizens United ruling allowed corporations and unions to spend unlimited sums from their treasuries on independent electoral activity (without getting too picky on the definition of "independent").

He says that in 2012 these combined forces may well spend more than the Republican Party on electoral activities.

On March 18, his election day, the state-run New China News Agency issued a two-sentence report: "This evening the electoral activities for the leadership of the Taiwan region concluded.

The EOs, based in cities and municipalities, supervise electoral activities and serve as field representative of the Commission Commission onn Elections 2014).

Second, in line with the time spent in the host country, a Polish migrant's expectation to remain a temporary resident is associated with a higher number of Poland-related electoral activities engaged by respondents.

"Full disclosure of all campaign contributions, including in-kind contributions, and expenditures on behalf of any electoral activities".