Sentence examples for problem election from inspiring English sources

Because of a computer problem, election officials in one county along Alabama's gulf coast mistakenly reported that Mr. Siegelman had 19,070 votes, just enough to push him over the edge in the hotly contested race.

You've been fighting abortion in Arizona's Maricopa, Mohave and Navajo counties so long and so passionately it's sometimes hard to believe it's still a problem, election after election.

And this leads to the second problem for election debates: who gets to take part.

But the parties share the bigger problem on Election Day: Most Texans will be doing something else.

Its announcement that it would introduce a biometric fingerprinting system, she said, was an admission that there had been a problem of election fraud.

One problem: This election isn't over yet... not by a long shot.

The question remains how aspiring political figures will respond to the pastor problem of election 08.

He acknowledged, though, that the public might not be so forgiving of this problem-plagued election.

The other side says it has no problem with elections or financial support.

Ken was simply talking about the fact that there were problems on election day which need to be addressed".

The only "problems on election day which need to be addressed" are the broken machines, inadequate polling stations and outrageously long lines.