Sentence examples for exact election from inspiring English sources

The exact election date – late February or early March – will be announced in the next few days.

I can't remember the exact date the election was finally certified, but I know it was 35 days or 36 days after it was supposed to have ended...

Senior ZANU-PF officials say party power brokers are debating the exact date of elections, which will probably be called for October or November.

In a series of statements, it outlined steps to amend the Constitution and return Egypt to civilian leadership within six months, though the exact date for elections for the presidency and Parliament was left ambiguous.

The exact turnout in the election – a crucial gauge of its legitimacy - remains contested.

The exact outcome of the election remains unclear, because ballots in two close races are still being counted, but the consensus in Albany is that the Democrats won more seats than the Republicans.

Menon stated that the GOI was also planning to tell Qanuni that controversy over the exact date of the election should not be allowed "to bring the house down," adding that to do so would only be in the Taliban's interest.

The United States Supreme Court said that if the Florida Legislature had wanted to make sure that the state's electors were conclusively recognized by Congress, it certainly would not have wanted the Florida Supreme Court to tinker with the exact terms of the Election Code.

There is no unity like the collective desire to save one's own skin: had the parties gained, at the last election, the exact share of seats dictated by their share of the vote, 69 fewer Labour MPs and 50 fewer Conservative MPs would have won, to the benefit of 103 Liberals and 16 more nationalists and others.

It was the first time he had given an exact date for the elections, which he first announced in 2004.

Instead, people in Kimry link the arrest to disgruntled business partners of the former mayor exacting revenge for his election defeat.