Sentence examples for had not elected from inspiring English sources
Brown was the sixth African-American to win the Democratic Mayor Primary since the 1960s, but all before him had failed to win the general election, even though the city had not elected a Republican since 1961.
Obviously, America had not elected a black president in 1960.
In one rural senatorial district that had not elected a Democrat in a century, the Democratic candidate reached 48 percent of the vote.
After all the state had not elected a Republican senator since 1972, and registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by three to one.
His election ends a five-month period since the parliamentary election in September in which the body had been unable to meet because it had not elected a speaker.
Late this morning, black smoke was seen billowing from the chimney of the Chapel, indicating that Cardinals had not elected a new Pope in their second or third round of balloting.
Massachusetts hadn't elected a Republican to the Senate in nearly four decades.
The area, which stretched from the lower Hudson Valley to the dairy farms and mill towns around Lake Placid, hadn't elected a Democrat in nearly thirty years.
Tennessee hadn't elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1990.
Unsurprisingly, they hadn't elected to include a quote from Morrison in the press release.
If United States hadn't elected their first African American president, then probably they might already have had their first woman president.
