Sentence examples for performance on election from inspiring English sources

Democrats are taking steps to keep outpacing Republicans in early voting, which means Mr. Romney will have to deliver a strong performance on Election Day to win.

While Clinton's performance on Election Day didn't suffer in Illinois, her vote share in Vermont was 3 percentage points smaller than Obama's 2012 margin.

Stewart said he expects the MIT Election Lab to focus in the near future on assessing the overall performance of election administration in 2016, analyzing factors that reduce lines at polling places, and studying the confidence of voters in the election process.

"Comparing data on poll site performance and voter turnout from year to year is an essential tool in evaluating the board's performance on every Election Day," the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, said.

Stewart is a leader in the analysis of the performance of election systems and the quantitative assessment of election performance.

Tom Greatrex, the shadow energy minister, told the Daily Telegraph: "The timing of these announcements will strike many people as cynically and deliberately driven for a day when focus will be on election performance, and ahead of the count of the European elections".

The Conservatives estimated their vote share suggested a "Conservative victory" in local elections and an improved performance on the 2010 general election.

Conservative Party estimates of vote share suggest Conservative victory in local elections and an improved performance on the 2010 General Election.

At a hearing on Wednesday, the executive director of the city's Board of Elections called its performance on the day of the election "fair," adding that there were only "minimal difficulties".

The result was the party's worst general election performance on record, but it still left them with the largest number of votes.

Here, the performance of the BBC, which dominates viewing on election nights, will be central.