Sentence examples for run of election from inspiring English sources

The red run of Election Day does more good for Perry's opaque ambition than it does Sarah Palin's.

It's understandable that many people wouldn't trust public opinion polls after the run of election polling errors ― or perceived errors ― in recent years.

After a long run of elections in which the last batch of overseas ballots has barely been an afterthought, some election officials also said they were uncertain how to handle them.

For now, it is all stalled because Mr. Cuomo's advisers say they do not want to run afoul of election laws by running advertisements that indirectly help his campaign.

Such a payment, if intended to influence the election, may have run afoul of election laws.

How does an obscure documentary seen by almost nobody run afoul of election laws four years after "Fahrenheit 9/11" — directed by Michael Moore and seen by millions — passes with flying colors?

The running of elections, by law and custom, has been left to the states since the founding of the republic.

Section Three is divided into two chapters dealing with the organization and running of elections.

Its project to form a "new workers' party", however, has little to boast except a run of catastrophic election results and lost deposits.

The 48-year-old, who was born in Japan to a Taiwanese father and Japanese mother, is expected to give her party a temporary boost, following a run of poor election results.

Mercer County Voters Get Test Run Of New Election I.D. Law [WFMJ.com].