Sentence examples for from one election from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, this paper focuses on variations of the absolute number of ballots from one election to the other, and relies on the voting age population abroad to estimate the voter turnout.
"Senior citizen issues will be in play continuously from one election to another from here on out, as opposed to the past when they've only come to the fore periodically," said Robert H. Binstock, a professor of aging, health and society at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
The focus on Presidential elections makes it hard to see that from one election to the next pretty much the same people are voting, and most people do not change much over time.
It is hard to draw firm conclusions from one election.
The political rulebook said no governing party gains MPs from one election to the next.
They also pointed out that there was invariably turnover of fund-raisers from one election cycle to the next.
But with Barack Hussein Obama officially becoming the Democratic presidential nominee on Wednesday night, some of the same qualities that have him just one election away from the White House — his virtuosity, his seriousness, his ability to inspire, his seeming immunity from the strains that afflict others — may be among his biggest obstacles to getting there.
The FBI warned states to check the security of their election systems after hackers stole voter data from one state election board earlier this summer and attempted to access another this month.
That growth is best understood by pulling the focus far back from the narrow lens of one election.
I remember reading similarly gloomy forecasts about the Labour party after 1992, yet it was only one election away from 13 years of office.
Putting aside the words of shock and surprise at George Galloway's astonishing victory in the Bradford West byelection, I should premise everything I say in this article with a word of warning: seeking wider meaning from the result of just one election is a hazardous business.
