Sentence examples for part of election from inspiring English sources

Creative accounting - always a part of election campaigns - will surely spread to the net.

In the most practical sense, Sandy is now part of Election Day.

Hand ballot recounts are an essential part of election law in Florida and other states, and the most accurate method of objectively determining voter intent.

In fact, OOH has become such a key part of election campaigns that political parties spent £7m on outdoor adverts in 2010, equivalent to nearly a third of total political ad spending.

Motorola's archrival is the BlackBerry, on which Vice President Al Gore was reported to have spent part of election night tapping and reading messages, including one from Donna Brazile, his campaign manager, urging: "Never surrender.

"The question is whether this is part of election campaign tactics or something with real substance," Jan Philipp Albrecht, a German member of the European Parliament who is the main sponsor of the legislation, said in a telephone interview on Monday.

"Rhetoric is part of elections," Mr. Banerjee said.

Now comes our favorite part of elections -- sorting through the data!

Theirs is the invisible part of elections, where someone has to have sorted out, precinct by precinct, which races are on which ballots in which places.

Normally, a presidential campaign would be expected to spark excitement on the campus: "the back-and-forth debating conversation and excited partisanship that is usually part of elections," explained Sofia Gallo '17, vice president of the Princeton College Republicans.

"Hacking is a part of elections," said Reed.