Sentence examples for help in electing from inspiring English sources

He might take advantage of the opportunity to repudiate them by name and renounce their help in electing Republicans to office.

That Trump benefited from illicit help in getting elected — whether or not he would have won without it is irrelevant — must not be acknowledged.

"But there are a variety of ways of raising money, and a variety of ways in getting help in getting elected, and this is the way that is open to me and that I have chosen".

IN MOST countries the dogged pursuit of an inflation target is not a help in seeking high elected office.

Currently serving five years in federal prison for misusing money intended for nonprofit organizations in his district, he may not be concerned about repaying the city for its help in getting him elected.

They deserve, not only our votes, but our help in getting re-elected the next time their terms are up.

He elaborated on that charge Tuesday, saying that the Koch duo got an excellent return on their investment in helping to elect a GOP majority in the House of Representatives in 2010.

Labor unions have boasted of their political successes in helping re-elect President Obama and in helping Democrats pick up seats in Congress.

Her statement that she can be "more effective in a decisive role" (yet another allusion to "decision making") in helping elect others is fraught with delusion.

But, in Africa's fledgling democracies, their efforts are far more constructive in helping elected politicians serve rural constituents than observers often assume.

I'm not saying money doesn't help politicians get elected in each and every American election.