Sentence examples for far from election from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miringoff said he also did not know how much all of this would affect voters this far from Election Day anyway.

And here is what the latest Vanishing Voter Project poll by the Shorenstein Center at Harvard found when voters were asked if they were paying any attention this far from Election Day, and, if so, what conclusions they had reached: One in five said they were paying "quite a bit" to "a great deal" of attention to the candidates and issues.

But California isn't competitive in presidential contests, meaning that there's little incentive, particularly this far from election day, to campaign among the masses.

Far from European elections being national elections these days, national elections have started to become European elections.

You might think it's unfair to count polls taken so far back from election day (although most scoring techniques utilize a similar method to the one employed here).

For starters, there is strong evidence that simple polls this far away from election day can be an average of eight percentage points out, simply because most people have not made up their mind.

France is never far from another election.

This far from the election, they have little predictive power.

Four in 10 voters said they were undecided this far from the election.

"[The donations] are unusual for this time of year, this far from the election," said Brune.

Whatever the latest tally, Mr. Bush's advisers say that such numbers are almost meaningless without a Democratic nominee, and this far from the election.