Sentence examples similar to less election spending from inspiring English sources

Exxon Mobil Corp. doled out less than 9percentt of its $2.1 million 2016 election spending to Democrats.

Second, it violates election spending laws.

Some of us believe that the elections were less about spending than they were about persistent high unemployment, but whatever.

Is it really a democracy when people's votes matter less in elections than corporate spending?

In 2006 she managed to take out a sitting Republican governor in a primary by 32 points and then went on to beat a former Democratic governor in the general election, despite spending substantially less on campaigning.

The Protestant traditionalists favour less government spending.

Parties in an approval election might spend less time attacking their opponents, in order to pick up positive ratings from rivals' supporters, and critics worry that it would favor bland politicians who don't stand for anything much.

Schools in England will have less to spend per pupil over the next five years, no matter who wins the election, the Institute for Fiscal Studies says.

Schools in England will have less to spend per pupil over the next five years, no matter who wins the election, according to analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Less spending, less glamour, less Versailles.

More time comes out of less spending.