Sentence examples for later elections from inspiring English sources

The PRI remained in the majority but continued to lose congressional seats in later elections.

The far right has surged before, only to fall back in later elections.

It would then be for the public to let their feelings be known in later elections.

But it would have been unlikely to make further gains in later elections without a sharp rise in support.

The earlier election would show which voters are engaged — a good list of prospects to pursue for the later elections for Congress and the Legislature.

In later elections, more citizens voted: by 1828, most states allowed white men to vote, whether or not they owned property or paid taxes.

The alternative is to ignore the constitution and set a later election day.

Later, election officials tallied the results in the company of representatives from each candidate.

The main result Mr Karzai's re-election is likely to be the same eithere-election is a likelyelectoon produced a rather more representative parliament.

He said he would probably sit out the 2013 mayoral race but run in a later election, after first learning about the job.

In a later election, in 1999, the military's candidate won the presidency only after six rivals dropped out, claiming fraud.