Sentence examples for packed election from inspiring English sources

At his packed election meetings, supporters wore his face masks and tea was offered at more than 1,000 stalls across India in paper cups with Mr Modi's pictures on them.

The opposition says that a packed election calendar of more than a dozen local, provincial, and national elections in the next 14 months is Kabila's latest ploy to delay the presidential vote.

Mr Musharraf has packed the election commission and caretaker administration with loyalists and rigged the rules.The opposition, moreover, is divided.

Was it a year ago, when George Osborne made his speech about inheritance tax and Gordon Brown packed away his election plans?

And as Boris Johnson won in Uxbridge to secure a return to Parliament, thoughts will turn to his current day job because with the ballot boxes barely packed away, the election for London's next mayor is just a year away.

WALL STREET WAKES UP TO A 2ND OBAMA TERM  |  Barack Obama won a second term as president after a tension-packed election night on Tuesday.

While the country does have elections — polling places were packed Sunday for a parliamentary election — candidates must be approved by the Communist Party.

With four weeks to go to the first round, the Guardian is launching an election blog packed full of news, debate, comment, data and those quirky asides that never seem to make it into news stories.

What happened was this: When the United States Supreme Court halted the counting on Saturday afternoon, election workers packed up the Miami-Dade County ballots and took them to the Leon County Courthouse.

As Vegard Groeslie Wennesland packed up his Labour Party election stand on the last day of campaigning, he felt confident Breivik had failed.

This election is packed with issues that have a huge impact on women, and AAUW has the tools to educate voters on where the candidates stand.