Sentence examples for from the election before from inspiring English sources

In each of the last four presidential elections, the general election candidates had spent significantly more than those from the election before.

On Monday night, U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg enjoined the interim secretary of state, Robyn Crittenden, who was appointed by the current Republican governor, Nathan Deal, from certifying the election before Friday.

The Scottish government will consider these reports and any other representations made about issues arising from the elections before deciding whether any changes should be made to the arrangements for future local government elections.

While New York saw the state Senate go from Republican to Democratic in the election before the flip, Democrats had retained the Washington state Senate in the election.

Education was largely absent from the election just months before, but polling results Monday reveal that education has emerged as a top issue among early voters in battleground states, according to a Tuesday memo from the National Education Association.

Incumbent Sam Nyamweya withdrew from the elections just before the voting began, three other candidates withdrew in the days before the polls.

It is designed to prevent a last-minute story from swaying the election, particularly before a campaign can respond or all the facts can be reported out.

The CEP had arbitrarily barred Aristide's Fanmi Lavalas party from the election in November 2009, two months before the 12 January earthquake.

This video from before the election may have foretold some of the future.

That's quite the turnaround from before the election, when Rasmussen rarely gave Obama a positive net approval, and was more Republican-leaning than actual results in 81% of the races it polled.

The Welsh government says it decided not to allow the organisation access because it was worried that the Tories would quote selectively from the report during the election campaign before it was published.