Sentence examples for from every election from inspiring English sources
Included in the permanent exhibition is a 70-foot time line containing nearly a thousand banners, buttons, photographs, medallions, snuff boxes, fans, bandanas, match covers and other knicknacks from every election since George Washington's.
If there is one absolutely undeniable fact about Ukraine, which screams from every election and every opinion poll since its independence two decades ago.
Sides cites research by political scientists Robert Erikson and Christopher Wlezien, who studied polling from every election from 1952 to 2008 and found that while debates sometimes nudge results, they rarely produce substantial changes in voter preferences.
And then do it again, and again, and again, for every election cycle from now until 2200.
Those voters are deciders in the race for president and for every election race from the top of the ticket to the bottom.
Presidents-elect from the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, which won every election from 1929 until Mr. Fox's stunning upset, tended to keep their policy plans vague until they took office.
A recurring theme from just about every election cycle is the economic altitude of candidates who insist on playacting that they're less loftily removed from the so-called common man than they really are.
In the most recent cycle, Democrats had a hammerlock on Congress for the 40 years from 1954 to 1994, winning every election in the House and 13 straight in the Senate before a six-year lapse with the election of Ronald Reagan.
They did not disclose what proportion of the money would end up in Mr. Romney's campaign coffers, which can only accept $5,000 from each donor every election cycle, and how much to the R.N.C., which can accept 10 times that amount from each donor.
They did not disclose what part of the money would end up in Mr. Romney's campaign coffers, which can accept only $5,000 from each donor every election cycle, and how much would go to the R.N.C., which can accept more than 10 times that amount from each donor.
"We think this election will be different from every past election".
