Sentence examples for ready to elect from inspiring English sources

No wonder then that, around the world, the first question about the U.S. election is always: "Is America really ready to elect a black man?" That blunt inquiry, which I've heard from Indonesia to Latin America, is a reminder on the eve of the Democratic Party's convention in Denver of the historic nature of the Obama candidacy.

"This election is about whether or not America is ready to elect a black man President of the United States," she said.

But Americans are ready to elect one: despite the real misogyny that Clinton faced, this was a close election.

Are they really ready to elect another?

"I don't think they're ready to elect Artur Davis governor," he says.

Do you think America is ready to elect a non-beef-eating president?

More specifically, is America ready to elect Barack Obama to the White House in 2008?

In politics, 37% of respondents felt that America was simply not ready to elect female leaders.

America, I heard over and over again, wasn't ready to elect a black man as President.

"I'd hear, 'I'd love to see this happen, but this city isn't ready to elect a black man,' " Reed recalls.

Murphy said in 2011 that he did not believe the UK was ready to elect a Catholic as prime minister, though he hopes that Scotland will be ready to elect a Catholic first minister in 2016.