Sentence examples for fund elections from inspiring English sources

He said he had reasons to rush: younger Americans were growing up to believe that politics was rigged, and soon there would be "five thousand Democratic families and five thousand Republican families who are going to fund elections".

She said that even some good government groups favor the Democrats' proposal, and have applauded the State Government Committee's vote Thursday to create a panel to study whether New Jersey should publicly fund elections.

It's a notion many people resist, declaring they wouldn't want to have to pay taxes to fund elections.

If you're the left, you want healthcare or climate change legislation that is just not going to happen given the way we fund elections.

A few small changes Congress can make now, he says, are to automate voter registry, publicly fund elections and put an end to minority rule.

The first step -- triage, if you will -- in solving this problem is passing statutory reform in the way we fund elections.

One of Britain's biggest unions is preparing to fund election candidates against mainstream parties to oppose the coalition's cuts.

Much of the extra revenue was allegedly funnelled to political parties, including Lula and Rousseff's leftwing Workers' party, to fund election campaigns.

A statement put out by Senator Lugar's office this week contained a striking revelation: apparently, the State Department intends to fund election observer missions of the International Republican Institute and the National Democratic Institute for the controversial November 29 Honduras election supervised by the coup regime.

He founded WolfPac in 2011, a campaigning organisation which aims to get a constitutional amendment to have publicly funded elections and overturn the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which allowed billions to flow into the political system through Superpacs.

The good news is that different models for funding elections already exist.