Sentence examples for elementary election from inspiring English sources

"When you point out he has failed to comply with elementary election law, he blames someone else.

Inglewood Unified and Redondo Beach elementary hold elections in April.

For months leading up to the presidential election, elementary school teacher Ingrid Villeda tried to instill in her students a certain faith in democracy.

Arthur Read faces off against Muffy Crosswire and Binky Barnes in Lakewood Elementary's mock presidential election on a special episode of "Arthur," this morning at 9 30 on Channel 13.

In states like Pennsylvania, these voting machines "are delivered to polling places several days before the election — to elementary schools, churches and firehouses," he said.

Shortly after last year's election at an elementary school near my home, boys apparently played "Trump tag" by grabbing at girls' genitals.

In this case, happily, their interests coincide not only with those of all their constituents, regardless of party, but also with an elementary tenet of democracy: that elections should be decided by counting up the votes of citizens, with every individual vote being of equal value.

He has not (yet) added, "and this will not be an election you learned in elementary school was the underpinning of democracy".

Education's high ranking in polls of voters' concerns has turned the normally bipartisan renewal of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act into an election-year public relations war between the parties.

"Teachers usually have low turnout" in elections, said Campbell, the Charleston elementary teacher.

Respondents remain overwhelmingly skeptical about reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act: just 8percentt believe the election will usher in a surge of bipartisan goodwill and result in an ESEA reauthorization within the next year.