Sentence examples for extended election from inspiring English sources

Now the curtain has finally come down on our slightly extended election, we have the screencasts for polling day and 11 May, the day the coalition government was established and Gordon Brown resigned.

Parliamentary business has become an extended election campaign.

Q: Now that we'll finally have a new president at the end of this week, it must be a relief to put last year's extended election season definitively behind you.

Turkey has been through an extended election cycle since local elections in March 2014, which were followed by a presidential election in August, then the first parliamentary polls in June this year.

Colbert won't be doing his regular late-night show on CBS that evening, Levine noted, since CBS plans extended election coverage.

Members of Congress left for an extended election-year summer recess somewhat empty-handed on Friday after drives to renew tax cuts and enact a highway measure loaded with pet projects stalled due to divisions among Republicans.

Earlier in the week, Sudanese election officials were hit by numerous complaints of missing ballots and incomplete voters lists, so they extended the election to five days of voting from three to give everyone in this sprawling country of nearly one million square miles a chance to vote.

Earlier this year, Texas legislators extended the election calendar to meet federal law.

The bill has to be reconciled with an earlier version and signed by the governor, but some senior policemen think it could hurt relations with Arizona's migrant community.Polls apartSudan extended its elections, which began on April 11th, from three days to five, amid growing claims of rigging in the north, where the main opposition boycotted the polls.

He also said the referendum voting age of 16 should be extended to elections.

Martial law and the daily 7 PM to 6 AM curfew could be extended and elections delayed.