Sentence examples for interested in elections from inspiring English sources

The Islamists in the Lal Masjid were not interested in elections.

As economic migrants, many of whom have no plans to return, it may be that most Mexicans living abroad are not very interested in elections back home anyway.

The former have announced that they will boycott the election, and the latter have said that they are not interested in elections at all.

Hollande is a career politician who, from his first teenage candidacy as classroom rep and then student union leader, was interested in elections and how to win them.

And it comes at a time when Americans are once again passionately interested in elections and at a juncture where Florida is once again a critical factor in yet another tight and tenaciously fought contest for the Oval Office.

If, like me, you find it difficult to get interested in elections for community college trustees, read this series and you might feel differently.

"Scottish Politics", the website of the Scottish Politics Research Institute, Alba Publishing said, "Those interested in election results and analysis from England & Wales are encouraged to consult David Boothroyd's inspirational United Kingdom Election Results site".

"The people are not that interested in the elections," said Abdul Hadi, the election commissioner in the adjoining province of Helmand, where thousands of Marines have been deployed to regain towns from the Taliban in time for the elections.

The New Yorker, November 7 , 1931 P. 11Man interested in recent elections stood foursquare behind the Non-Partisan CommittElect Elect Norman Thomas (to the borough presidency).

By R. T. Levy and Harold Ross The New Yorker, November 7 , 1931 P. 11Man interested in recent elections stood foursquare behind the Non-Partisan CommittElect Elect Norman Thomas (to the borough presidency).

Rubio claimed the establishment was more interested in winning elections than standing on their conservative principles.