Sentence examples for first day election from inspiring English sources
Encouraged as they are by the calm of the first day, election observers have said that they are concerned about how widespread fears like Mr. Sobola's are and how many people might have passed up voting out of fear that the months-long campaign of intimidation against opposition supporters might spill over into this weekend.
It is difficult to make a true comparison to 2008 since the first day that election administrators mailed ballots in 2008 was on Monday, Sept. 15 and in 2012, it was earlier on Friday, Sept. 7. To make the most consistent comparison as possible, I generate statistics for the first date of mailing of ballots.
Poster of presidential candidate Abdel Fattah al-Sisi attached by supporters of Sisi into a baby wheel cart outside a polling station in the Shobra suburb of Cairo on the first day of elections.
Mahon (2009) rightly points out how easy it was for the Conservatives to "kill the policy" on the first day after the election given it had never been legislated (and therefore was not legally binding).
On the first day of his election, he will call German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who was supportive of his opponent.
But the wafer-like thinness of this amour was exposed on the first day of presidential elections, on Monday, when the masses failed to show up.
An Egyptian police officer walks through a queue of Egyptian voters on the first day of presidential elections in the Garden City suburb of Cairo.
An Egyptian military conscript stands outside a polling station in the Garden City suburb of Cairo on the first day of presidential elections on May 26 , 2014in Cairo, Egypt.
Wednesday is the first day of the general election campaign for mayor, but the outline of each side's message is already emerging.
The Franks campaign also distributed packets to the news media detailing his schedule today for what it says will be the first day of his general election campaign.
