Sentence examples for prior elections from inspiring English sources

They referred to the recipients by name, and also their neighbors, as part of a broader attempt to shame them for not having participated in prior elections.

Further, the ability to predict a future election based on prior elections is not as clean-cut as some would like believe.

In prior elections, the doctors' group favored Republicans, giving them 61percentt of its donations in 2002, 80percentt in 2004 and 70percentt in 2006.

Voting in this year's primary was an uncomfortable experience given the relative lack of privacy when compared with the behind-the-curtain mechanical voting machines of prior elections.

In prior elections many Kurds voted for AK, which has been much more accommodating of Kurdish concerns than previous Turkish governments.

To make the point mathematically (yes, that thing some fear), we can run a regression equation to predict Obama's chances in 2012 – it's not so bad: the equation compares growth in different sectors of the economy during prior elections.

He expanded his 6pt win in the prior election to 7pt in the recall.

The curve shows how many seats each party won in the prior election and the result of the national vote.

As head of the campaign panel, he gathered $66.4 million in soft money for 2001-2002, a 50percentt increase over the prior election cycle.

Such errant nonsense might have passed unnoticed in prior election seasons.

And his disapproval rating of 46percentt would have spelled doom in any prior election year.