Sentence examples for reach election from inspiring English sources

In the world outside the prison, we finally reach election day for mayor Clarence Royce and challenger Tommy Carcetti.

If they don't make it to 50 percent in the first round, they like to reach Election Day with momentum on their side.

Officials of the Federal Election Commission and advisers to several campaigns say they expect the two candidates who reach Election Day 2008 will raise more than $500 million apiece.

And while Democrats outnumber Republicans in the state, Mr Kennedy's party may not want to risk testing voters' economic anxiety.So even with Mr Franken's win it's entirely possible that Democrats will reach election day 2010 having never actually enjoyed a full 60-40 majority.

PAGE A7 IRAQIS FAIL TO REACH ELECTION DEAL Iraqi political leaders tried to reach a deal that would allow provincial elections to go forward, but they again failed to reach an agreement, which made the prospect of elections to be held this year less likely.

In the run-up to any regional elections the prosecutor's office flawlessly laid accusations against undesirable candidates and did everything not to let them reach election day.

One candidate died before reaching Election Day; one candidate was declared dead -- mistakenly -- just as he looked like a threat to his competition.

When we look closely at the records of the best (at least by WAR) non-Hall of Famers, it appears that the writers undervalue on-base percentage (as evidenced by Martinez, Raines, Bagwell and Walker, who appear unlikely to gain induction this year) and offense at premium defensive positions (as shown by Whitaker, Larkin, Trammell and Grich's difficulties in reaching election).

The precinct worker, who had been unable to reach the election office all evening, suggested she try a polling place close to her new home.

Mr Kejriwal was to file his papers on Tuesday, but could not reach the election office in time after thousands of supporters came out to greet him.

Although unemployment is low, wage growth has been sluggish and living standards are only just reaching pre-2010 elevelsn levels.