Sentence examples for in which elections from inspiring English sources

Instead, Wisconsin seems to have reverted to the mean in which elections there are normally close.

But it has some unique features, including the way in which elections are conducted.

To some, the situation is starting to look rather like the old Soviet Union, in which elections also took place.

More seriously, Mr Romney once again managed to remind America how weak his support is in the Midwestern states in which elections are won and lost.

But Iowa, for example, has avoided the gerrymandering problem by using the new computer tools properly to provide balanced, compact districts in which elections are meaningful.

Given the Democratic leanings of Mr. Jackson's Second District, which includes parts of Chicago's South Side and its southern suburbs, many here were focused on the Democratic primary, in which elections have historically been decided.

Today, of course, it's easy to notice all the ways in which election polls fail.

There have been such challenges in races for lesser offices, in which election results have been overturned, the officials said.

In a country and state in which election turnout has dropped to an embarrassing low, Election Day in Broward is a political sight to see.

First call: to the city's Board of Elections, to learn in which election districts voters traditionally go to the polls in high numbers.

But the way in which election results add up means that votes tend to fall into roughly matched right and left camps.