Sentence examples for mass election from inspiring English sources

In 2016, Charnin alleged that mass election fraud had stolen key Democratic primaries from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., to the benefit of eventual nominee Hillary Clinton.

But whatever number the opposition rally manages to achieve, it is likely to be beaten just three days later when Sandinista candidates hold their final mass election rally to coincide with the anniversary of their movement's hero, the Nicaraguan nationalist Augusto Cesar Sandino.

It urged voters to attend the party's first mass election rally on Saturday.

It was no longer enough for them to "fabricate criminal cases", he said, in a clear reference to the cases brought against him since the mass election protests of 2011-12.

However, mass elections had quite different purposes and consequences under the one-party communist regimes of eastern Europe and the Soviet Union during the period from the end of World War II to 1989 90.

During the 19th and 20th centuries, the increased use of competitive mass elections in western Europe had the purpose and effect of institutionalizing the diversity that had existed in the countries of that region.

I relish them in the way most politicians don't, and this is the only mass popular election that there is here.

"We're the biggest party in Europe and have the infrastructure in place for the biggest mass general election campaign that the country has seen," she says.

Leaders of Georgian Dream, which enjoyed a stunning victory on Monday, claim that a dozen elections were falsified in favor of the governing United National Movement, and in some districts hundreds of activists have massed outside election commissions demanding a recount.

And so the question arises whether the Iranian government's response to the mass post-election protests isn't another example of a regime resorting to the same methods.

Since joining The New York Times in 2013, he has reported from more than two dozen states across the country, writing about the death penalty, mass shootings, elections, scandals, and trials about police misconduct, voting rights and the rampage at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C.