Sentence examples for potential election of from inspiring English sources

Some observers, however, have suggested that the potential election of the neo-fascist Marie Le Pen in May could damage the bid.

In 2008 I went to Roanoke, Virginia – a swing town in a swing state with a sizeable enough African American population that I could gauge the excitement around the potential election of America's first black president.

It had been postponed last month by a Court of Session ruling after former director Paul Murray led a legal bid to force a vote on the potential election of himself, former chairman Malcolm Murray and other McColl allies, Alex Wilson and Scott Murdoch, to the board of the PLC.

I'm talking, of course, about the potential election of Mitt Romney as president of the United States.

While Thomas' 2008 exploration of blackness in advertising coincided with the election of President Obama, his current exhibition conveniently overlaps with the looming potential election of a female president.

The doubter worried that while the potential election of the African American candidate created the appearance that race no longer plays an active role in American politics, the fear remained, racism could rear its ugly head on election day.

Still, Armenia faces a peculiar problem when it comes to potential election fraud because of the hundreds of thousands of Armenian citizens who live abroad, including in the United States — one of the largest percentage diasporas in the world given Armenia's population of 3.1 million, according to the World Bank.

The potential election year impact of these latest findings is uncertain.

In Philadelphia, a city that has been a focus of Trump's warnings of potential election fraud, 86 people were removed from the rolls after they turned out not to be citizens, and 40 of them voted at least once.

In Philadelphia, a city that has been a focus of Trump's warnings of potential election fraud, 86 people were removed from the rolls after they turned out not to be citizens, and 40 of them voted at least once.

Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-Ill)., chairwoman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said in a statement that there is "extensive evidence of impropriety and potential election fraud" but stopped short of calling for a new election.