Sentence examples for running electoral from inspiring English sources

But they spent huge amounts on direct electoral ads opposing Democrats in the 2010 and 2012 election cycles, and they're likely to begin running electoral ads against Begich and Hagan next year.

Everything now is about money to run electoral campaigns, which have become incredibly expensive.

Other groups, like the American Petroleum Institute, tend not to run electoral ads even closer to elections, but they still have both issues and candidates they want to promote.

"We learned … that the grassroots are better qualified to run electoral campaigns than Democratic party operatives," Exley told The Huffington Post in an email.

That decision has allowed nonprofits, like Crossroads GPS and Americans for Prosperity, and trade groups, like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, to run electoral ads without disclosing their donors to the public.

None of it matters, if only he can fix the economy and get the electricity running again.Electoral violence was high.

One would restrict the veto now wielded by the powerful Guardian Council, which currently can overturn acts of Parliament and bar candidates from running for electoral office.

President François Hollande said in March that France would be "inflexible" about a July election date, and authorities in Mali heeded his words, leading some to complain that the former colonial master, having taken over the country's defense policy — there are still some 3,200 French troops in Mali — was now running its electoral policy as well.

That will be a difficult task in the face of a state-run electoral system determined to thwart it, but the state may implode even if the recall referendum fails.

The National Popular Vote plan does not seek to "end-run the electoral college" (Politico) or to "bypass the electoral college" (Chait).

Mr Mugabe's courtiers run the electoral commission.