Sentence examples for remember election from inspiring English sources

"I was active on campaigns in 2000 and 2004 and I remember election night knowing that if Ohio went blue we would have had a Democratic president," said Greg Schultz, Ohio State Director for Obama for America.

In these circumstances, politicians ought to remember: elections are not just an arid tactical contest for votes, but a principled battle of ideas for the country's future.

Remember, elections are governed by the individual community documents and by state law, so use both as a guideline.

Flynn remembered Election Night fondly, a moment of triumph.

Jon Macks, a former political campaign manager who now writes jokes for "The Tonight Show," remembers election night in 1982, when he worked for Robert A. Borski, a Democratic candidate for Congress from Pennsylvania.

Brian remembers election night in Washington when Obama's win was announced and people swept out of houses and bars to dance in the streets, and strangers hugged each other on the sidewalk.

Those of us disappointed with the election results should remember that elections are not the be-all and end-all of democracy.

You definitely remember this election, it is the one where Michaëlle Jean reluctantly agreed to dissolve parliament and call an election early because the Conservatives had good vibes about winning.

Remember the election, anyone?

It likely to go down as one of the quotes we remember this election by.

In the book by which many would remember that election, Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72," each mention of Humphrey drips with mocking vituperation.