Sentence examples for of a single election from inspiring English sources

Mr Fortier thinks that extended voting detracts from the public benefits of a single election day.

This would have a more profound long-term effect on our society than the policy consequences of a single election for president.

But those disgruntlements will take place against a backdrop of full public confidence in the resilience of the political process and its ability to endure beyond the foibles of a given president and the flaws of a single election.

That doesn't mean the winner of a single election or two.

Von Spakovsky admitted that he was not aware of a single election in which noncitizen votes determined the outcome.

He reminded me that the gun violence prevention movement does not, and never will, hinge on the outcome of a single election.

But the Ohio lawsuit is also the latest reminder that we need to permanently transform our outdated tradition of voting on a single Election Day and instead hold an Election Week, or even an Election Month, during which we can vote at the polls, by mail or even by the click of a mouse or mobile device.

Around 340,000 extra people turned out to vote in the 2010 US congressional elections because of a single election-day Facebook message, according to a study published in Nature.

Furthermore, according to a study published in Nature, almost 340,000 extra people turned out to vote in the 2010 US congressional elections because of a single election-day Facebook message.

The resulting chaos of playing by two different sets of rules within a single election has left us feeling uncertain as to what the social fabric or the social contract, of America is.

Supporters of Proposition E say the large number of such measures in the city — about 20 per year — can make elections off-putting and inordinately complex, requiring voters to become familiar with the intricacies of too many issues in a single election.