"It had nothing to do with what language they spoke or what part of the country they're from", said Ismail, in reference to fears that an election which pits Ahmadzai — a Pashtun from Logar province — and Abdullah — the son of a Pashtun father and a Tajik mother — would be divided along ethnic lines.
And whatever you think of the justification offered to block Garland, it was clearly in reference to presidential election years, not midterms.
The announcement was in reference to the special election this fall in which Queens voters will choose someone to fill out the remaining three years of the term of the late Donald R. Manes.
"They're trying to cheat me out of history again," Hopkins said in reference to the 2016 election.
In reference to the upcoming election, he said he knew America would "make the right choice" ― as long as it thinks with its heart and mind "and not so much down there".
"What we have managed to do this year, next year we will do at the continental level," Mr Salvini said, in reference to elections for the European Parliament in May 2019.
"In these elections we'll fight it out peacefully, we want peace, nobody will benefit if there is no peace," said Mr. Kibaki, in reference to the violence that marred previous multiparty elections in 1992 and 1997.
ONE of my favourite comments yesterday was from Iolanthe Rosa, in reference to superstitions about the election:Not superstition exactly, but when JK Rowling announced that Dumbledore was gay, I said to myself, "The culture wars are over".
One user tweeted, in reference to the next presidential election: "#Venezuela doesn't need ozone.
Mr. Cuomo made the remark, which was first reported yesterday in The Jewish Week, on election night, in reference to the racial division that plagued the Democratic Party this year.
The French people will also take their turn expressing themselves in a few months, he added in an interview with French television channel LCI, in reference to France's upcoming elections.
