Sentence examples for looking at election from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bonnie, a Democrat, sees the site as a place for people of all political stripes to educate themselves on the issues and candidates while they participate in blogs and create new ways of looking at election data.

They take these campaigns much more seriously than when they first began looking at election integrity.

Once, when she was looking at election results and had a candidate's photo up on her computer, Crespo slammed her head into the screen, asking if she found him attractive, the attorney said.

Looking at election results where gay marriage has been on the ballot, it seems that the mainstream (often over 60%) has wanted to proscribe gay marital unions.

That gives me a peculiar perspective in looking at elections in the UK, and wondering what a foreign observer would make of them.

"I think it's unprecedented, a whole new way of looking at elections," said Tad Devine, a Democratic strategist who is not involved with either campaign.

A recent study from the University of California, San Diego, looked at election behavior before and after states enacted stricter voter ID laws.

That is the only way you can look at elections around the world".

He added: "I think when you look at elections actually when it comes to presenting ID … already people turn up at a polling booth presenting their polling card thinking they have to provide ID.

"If you look at elections over a period of time people here and in Wales tend to vote to the left of people in England and democracy is about having the politics that you vote for".

More recently, look at elections in Iraq, Gaza, Lebanon, Afghanistan.