Sentence examples for returned to election from inspiring English sources

Its definition includes ballots that voters requested but that the Postal Service returned to election officials as undeliverable.

After registering, they said, each of the voters was mailed a notice, and in each case the notice was returned to election officials as undeliverable.

Officials are gathering evidence in neighboring Bladen and Robeson counties, where a suspiciously high percentage of people requested absentee ballots that were then never counted as returned to election officials.

Early voting returned to elections through the military.

The president stood at a podium jacketless, with his sleeves rolled up, apparently relishing a return to election campaign mode even though he is not on the ballot.

In 1999 he returned to contest presidential elections.

What were the lives they returned to when the elections ended?

Netanyahu may be returned to power in elections this month at the head of an even more right-wing coalition.

Mr. Bosch returned to contest the elections in June 1966 but lost to Joaquín Balaguer, a former ally of General Trujillo.

Sam Rainsy returned to Cambodia before the election, but too late to register as a candidate himself.

In 2004, she was returned to office in an election marred by accusations of fraud, which she denied.