Sentence examples for have on election from inspiring English sources

It is still unclear what effect it will have on election day.

"The situation here in New York is yet another manifestation of the stranglehold that political parties have on election administration — a stranglehold which is choking our democracy," said Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York.

"This is the greatest gift I could have on Election Day is to have my daughter with us," said de Blasio, according to Daily Intel.

And Mr. Hollander, considering the influence editorial endorsements might have on elections, wrote: "Presidential-level newspaper endorsements have a negligible effect on the vote.

Relatives, political pundits and voters, however, are divided over what kind of influence Mr. Rajula's connection — be it close or distant — to the American senator will have on elections here.

In discussing the effects that non-voters have on elections, you note in passing that felons are among the millions of adults who cannot legally vote (Week in Review, Aug. 27).

has not asked a super PAC supporting his presidential campaign to stop spending money on his behalf, though he's repeatedly criticized the influence such groups have on elections.

"She found his little smirk cute," said Dr. Laura J. Gold, the Manhattan psychologist who listened to the woman describe the dream she had had on election eve.

Glenn Greenwald, a Salon writer, must have gotten the same impression I had on election eve.

Determining the impact money has on elections is difficult, but this year it was undeniably powerful.

Pollsters' assumptions about the makeup of the electorate in November, and how they weigh their participants' responses accordingly, can have the same impact on poll numbers as turnout has on elections.