Sentence examples for multiple elections in from inspiring English sources

When it comes to winning re-election, however, the commentators — and Obama — might learn something from the only Democrat besides F.D.R. to win multiple elections in the 20th century on reform platforms: Woodrow Wilson.

Voting by mail is now common enough and problematic enough that election experts say there have been multiple elections in which no one can say with confidence which candidate was the deserved winner.

A record as an unabashed conservative who has won multiple elections in a left-leaning state like Wisconsin, which hasn't voted for a Republican in a presidential election since 1984, is the type of resume bullet point no other presidential aspirant can boast.

Despite multiple elections in which residents have decisively rejected development on this scale, we keep having to fight this battle again and again.

Instability may increase due to the multiple elections planned in the country and in the region for 2016.

They also found no correlation in cases in which multiple elections involving incumbents in different parties occurred in the same place and year.

"It is obvious that the current strategy doesn't work; millions of Americans don't feel that our party represent them anymore and they've said so, loudly in multiple elections," Sinema said in a statement.

Klug said British and US campaigners had adopted methods from one another, both in the UK general election and in multiple elections across America.

In 2017, a Texas mother of four who legally immigrated to the United States was sentenced to eight years in jail for unknowingly illegally voting in multiple elections.

This is why parties tend to nominate people with some history of behaving as a public official and running in multiple elections.

Republicans are banking on a robust economy that they can attribute to their tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks to overcome the deep public disapproval of Mr. Trump exhibited in multiple elections last year.