Sentence examples for electoral past from inspiring English sources
The 2008 edition, which is scheduled to go online on Friday, allows voters to scan the latest ads, local, national and Web-only, while dipping into the dim electoral past.
"Clinton's numbers are atrocious," said Amy Walters, national editor of the Cook Political Report, which released its 2016 electoral ratings this week.
Notably, according to Oregon electoral filings, last year Koch Industries donated $2,500 to his campaign committee.
The municipal populations, also broken down by age group and sex, were drawn from the 1996 electoral roll and 2001 census.
The mean population size of both 1991 electoral wards and 2001 Standard Table wards increases with increasing deprivation, while for EDs and SOAs, the population size of each quintile is fairly constant (data not shown).
Electoral dynamics today are drastically different than they were in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
The A.F.L.-C.I.O., which formally endorsed Mr. Obama on March 13, plans to mount its biggest electoral effort this year.
After midterm "wave elections" in 2006 and 2010, the calmer outlook this time reduces the stakes of electoral competition next year.
While he was winning electoral battles — in 2000, 2002, and 2004 — he was accumulating enemies.
The latest crackdown began late last month after students held rallies to commemorate President Muhammad Khatami's electoral victory three years ago.
In 2011, the QSkin study enrolled 43,794 individuals aged 40to6969 years selected at random from the Queensland electoral roll [19,20].
