Sentence examples for relevant election from inspiring English sources

Relevant election issues shifted over the campaign.

The BBC maintains that its guidelines only require it to give airtime to candidates from parties with a track record in a previous relevant election, or with clear evidence of support in the polls.

Tagboard has announced that it has partnered with Twitter to provide relevant election content.

Meanwhile, publishers including Washington Post, NowThis, Mic, Vice, Refinery29, Mitu, Cheddar, and Good Luck America will put swipe-up-to-register options in their relevant election coverage.

News stations and media companies can use Tagboard Discover to find the relevant election content via Twitter and filter tweets based on political affiliations, candidates, issues, keywords and locations.

The latter provisions prohibited organizations that received corporate or labour funding from broadcasting advertisements that referred to a particular candidate within 30 days of the relevant primary election or within 60 days of the general election.

For one, Homeland Security won't let coordinating the security clearances for as many as 150 relevant state election officials get in the way of handing down important election system intelligence.

In any case, Mr. Wolfsfeld contended, the events of the past few days would not be relevant by election time in early 2009.

That program is run by Donald Trump, who has also attempted to keep himself relevant this election cycle.

This is particularly relevant post-election, as social media continues to fuel a large political divide," he says.

But there is always something more relevant to elections than just principles and candidates.