Sentence examples for nearer election from inspiring English sources

While Mrs. Clinton's soft money account is relatively small, and Mr. Giuliani's is nascent, both are expected to become more important nearer Election Day, when the two camps will be pouring money into television advertisements and seeking ways of raising large sums quickly in what is expected to be a tight race.

Nearing election day, polls suggested that the race was a dead-heat, but Clinton pulled out on top, defeating Bush in a 43% to 38% popular vote margin.

The projections show that the long-term consequences of demographic change should be treated by social policy-makers and politicians whose temporal perspective exceeds the nearest election, with due attention.

Until now, the striking feature of Russia's daily politics was a lack of campaigning to advance presidential hopefuls, strange given the nearing elections.

Since his near-election six years ago the former veep has pulled in lots of cash.

"The FBI has a history of extreme caution near election day so as not to influence the results," she said.

That means the cheap ad could suddenly pop up at 2 a.m., so candidates sometimes pay more than double to nail down a good time near election day.

Comey had "played right into the political campaign of Donald Trump, Feinsteinn said, adding that his departure from the FBI's "history of extreme caution near Election Day" was "appalling".

By Dwight Taylor The New Yorker, November 17 , 1956P. 209 Near Election Day the writer and his wife, he a Democrat and she a Republican, had to leave their Los Angeles home and come to N.Y. on a business trip.

These groups and others spend millions of dollars and flood the airwaves near election day with ads targeting foes or friends on specific issues including abortion, the environment and health care.

In a move clearly aimed at Governor Cervera's practice of giving voters government-financed goodies on or near election day, the federal office of social development shut down operations, depriving his operatives of a source of handouts.