Sentence examples for leading election from inspiring English sources

The leading election reform proposals already before the Senate would go further.

True, we are desperately short of affordable homes, and renting and ownership are likely to be leading election issues.

The proper treatment of media corporations, said Richard L. Hasen, a leading election law specialist, is "among the most difficult questions for supporters of reasonable campaign finance reform".

For many years before that, he was known as a leading election lawyer in the state and a highly spirited Republican partisan.

Rising steadily for four months, unemployment has become a leading election issue and has hurt support for the government candidate, José Serra, who currently trails the front-runner Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the left-wing Workers Party by 25 percentage points in some opinion polls.

While having trained partisan observers inside polling places is a normal part of the voting process, "Trump has encouraged people to go on their own and check out what's going on in polling places", said Rick Hasen, a professor at the University of California Irvine law school and one of the country's leading election law experts.

In all, according to Rick Hasen, a prominent scholar at the University of California at Irvine and the proprietor of a leading election-law blog, North Carolina had passed "the most sweeping anti-voter law in at least decades".

In 1985, Jack Kemp (no relation of the congressman), the president of C.E.S., which was then the leading election-equipment company in the country, warned in so many words that an outsider who got the company's source code could compromise elections with it.

Three leading elections predictors - Cook Political Report, Sabato's Crystal Ball and Rothenburg & Gonzales - have rated the race a toss-up.

Russia's leading elections watchdog says ballot box fraud appears to be down compared to previous elections.

"With a string of state elections round the corner and leading general election in 2014, progress on structural reforms is likely to remain slow," HSBC said on Wednesday.