Sentence examples for record of election from inspiring English sources

Perry, who maintained his perfect record of election victories by making his name miraculously disappear from the ballot, told The Texas Tribune that he was super-enthusiastic about his party's nominee.

Crosby, whose record of election victories in his native Australia had earned him the nickname "the Wizard of Oz", subscribed to a campaigning philosophy about simple messages that tapped into what the electorate might already be thinking.

But the Dow's record of presidential election forecasting is such an excellent one that it commands respect.

Mr. Giuliani's communications director, Katie Levinson, said in a statement yesterday that "John Edwards's track record of predicting election outcomes speaks for itself".

Through a glass partition, network television cameras recorded roomsful of election workers in the county seats of Palm Beach County and Volusia County, poring over piles of ballots.

At a press conference in Washington, Mr. Nader said that voters who are looking for someone to spoil the 2008 election should be suspicious of Mr. Bloomberg's motives: "Michael Bloomberg has a track record of winning elections, not screwing them up".

However, the record of pre-election budgets is mixed.

One senior Congressman, who boasts a decent record of predicting elections, admits that was beyond his worst imaginings.

There is no pollster, no political scientist and no other writer who has a better recent public record of analyzing elections data than Nate.

"We are working on a battle plan with the ultimate goal to retire him next year," said John T. Kemper III of Lexington, a spokesman for the group with an impressive record of losing elections for a variety of offices.

One candidate, Michael E. McMahon, a city councilman who represents the North Shore of Staten Island, is a self-described moderate who says he has a record of winning elections in a moderate-to-conservative part of New York.