Sentence examples for open the election from inspiring English sources

Last year, the votes of just 297 Oxford graduates were enough to put Padel into the post; this year, the university decided to open the election up to internet voting, with more than 2,500 graduates casting their votes.

But with Congress still favourite to win this vote, the BJP's burst of optimism was a useful reminder of how open the election really is.

"When looking at who Londoners think has the best ideas on the issues it becomes clear how open the election is".

But other groups hope to capitalize on the opening the election could provide.

Critics said the problem had opened the election to widespread fraud.

A better approach would be to eliminate primaries altogether and open the general election to all candidates.

Mr. Zuma's supporters argued that anything but ballots counted by hand would open the bitterly fought election to fraud.

But there are not enough votes in the city's economic elite to elect a mayor, even when you open up the election to include all the independents and Republicans.

Originally scheduled to open before the election, it was delayed until December after some suggested it would be used to help Mr. Obama's prospects by dramatizing one of his signature achievements.

Across the country, 10% of stations were declared unsafe to open by the election commission.

Michael R. Bloomberg aggressively opened the general election campaign for mayor yesterday, directly criticizing Mark Green, who emerged as the Democratic nominee in Thursday's runoff.