Sentence examples for protesting an election from inspiring English sources

Under Florida election law, there is a difference between protesting an election and contesting it.

Today, thousands of people in Hong Kong are protesting an election reform that would essentially mandate Beijing approval of candidates for Hong Kong's chief executive.

IF you're not protesting an election or promoting a product, Twitter, the microblogging site that has been getting so much attention these days, can be easy to dismiss.

It calls the Athens protests an "election wake-up call for Britain".

They went out on the streets to protest an election and ended up rejecting the entire system.

Protests in Russia first heated up Monday, when thousands came out in the largest opposition rally the country has seen in years to protest an election they believe to be rigged.

Never mind the backlash such an effort would entail – the thousands, if not millions, of apoplectic Trump voters pouring into the streets to protest an election they would see as stolen.

A few million voters turned against United Russia at the polls Sunday, and a few thousand, in a capital city of 13 million, have taken to the streets to protest an election deemed neither free nor fair.

President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe and his inner circle will not be allowed to travel to the United States under sanctions imposed today to protest an election campaign that the Bush administration has said is "marred by political violence and intimidation".

They were not allowed to travel to the United States under sanctions imposed to protest an election campaign that the Bush administration said was "marred by political violence and intimidation".

Look closely at the pictures of demonstrations taking place in Iran this week and you will see them: thousands of women taking to the streets to peacefully protest an election they say was stolen.