Sentence examples for numerous elections from inspiring English sources

While there have been third party or independent candidates before – businessman Ross Perot ran in both 1992 and 1996, and activist Ralph Nader has stood in numerous elections – no independent candidate has ever been elected to the White House.

During the campaign, the Los Angeles Times reported that Fiorina hadn't voted in numerous elections.

Touchscreen voting machines used in numerous elections between 2002 and 2014 used "abcde" and "admin" as passwords and could easily have been hacked from the parking lot outside the polling place, according to a state report.

Hanson said it had taken numerous elections, countless legal battles, and doing a stint in maximum security on "trumped up charges" to navigate her way back to professional politics.

It has taken numerous elections, countless legal battles and doing a stint in maximum security on trumped-up charges – of which former Speaker Bronwyn Bishop stated I was Australia's first political prisoner – to find myself here.

Under the late Hugo Chávez, who ushered in Venezuela's socialist revolution in 1999, a new constitution and numerous elections placed nearly all government institutions under the control of the ruling Socialist party.

But between now and then, a period that could extend through numerous election cycles, the monied interests will be firmly in charge.

"Those are huge rose-colored glasses for a party that has been in disfavor in this state for numerous election cycles," said Mrs. Weddington, the Republican leader.

The latest contest was far more peaceful and the numerous election observers, from the European Union, the Carter Center and many other countries and organizations, declared the contest flawed but generally fair.

The DSCC chief – widely admired on both sides of the aisle as one of the most accomplished campaign strategists in US politics – was dismissive of the numerous election forecasting models currently predicting that Republicans will retake the Senate.

"Over 15 years we have studied numerous election systems and voting machines across the world, and every single one has been found to have severe vulnerabilities," Harri Hursti, one of the authors of the report, told the BBC.