Sentence examples for purchasing election from inspiring English sources

We implemented new requirements for any advertiser purchasing election ads on Google in the U.S. these advertisers now have to provide a government-issued ID and other key information that confirms they are a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, as required by law.

What Google is offering for the forthcoming EU parliament elections is an EU-specific Election Ads Transparency Report (akin to the one it already launched for the U.S. midterms) — which it says it will introduce (before the May vote) to provide a "searchable ad library to provide more information about who is purchasing election ads, whom they're targeted to, and how much money is being spent".

As a result, purchasing elections can be a part-time hobby for the super-rich with little to no effect on their total fortune.

The statement insisted that "ChoicePoint did not purchase election registry information and our vendor has verified that the information we purchased was not from the padron electoral [Mexico's central registry of electors]".

These findings leave little confidence in the equipment that was purchased by election officials in the wake of the 2000 election.

"I'm not going to try to purchase the election," he said, "I'm going to try to earn it".

The 47-year-old scribbles down their contact details — he has collected about 3,000 names— and asks them to purchase his election poster for 10 cents.

Miller said Maryland officials decided it was "imperative that our constituents know that a Russian oligarch has purchased our election machinery, and we need to be on top of it".

One Republican said, "Will his effort to purchase the election with daddy's money succeed in our boob tube culture?" Will voters in the United States Senate race pay any attention to the coverage of major problems at Broadway Bank and turn against Alexi Giannoulias, the front-runner and Illinois treasurer who worked at his family's institution?

Still he's probably a little busy these days trying to purchase an election.

"But we're not gonna just let a whole bunch of folks who are not only self-interested but aren't always disclosing what their contributions are to be able to simply purchase an election". The comments from Obama were his first since his campaign announced he had given the go-ahead to his donors to contribute funds to Priorities USA Action, a group headed by former administration aides.