Sentence examples for support an election from inspiring English sources

Why do American officials support an election?

"The United States does not endorse any candidate for office, but we do support an election that is peaceful and reflects the will of the people," the President said.

In one radio advert, Uribe's voice is imitated, speaking in support of Santos, notwithstanding the fact that it is illegal for the president to publically support an election candidate.

Mr Miliband would have to ask the Conservatives  to support an immediate election, needing a two-thirds vote in the Commons, but it is unlikely both main parties would think an election was in its interest.

Addressing supporters in Kiev, Mr Poroshenko said he would support a parliamentary election later this year.

Blairites are prepared to support a 2015 election pledge for higher spending on major projects such as housebuilding - but want Mr Miliband to tackle the perception that the party is "soft" on benefit claimants in return.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told the BBC's Question Time that he does not support a leadership election and that he is standing by his decision to continue as UKIP leader.

In the summer of 1908 she transported a detachment of marines to Colon in the Canal Zone to support a peaceful election process.

Republicans previously said they would only support a new election if a probe into irregularities with absentee ballots indicated the outcome of the race could have been affected.

AS each restaurant worker declared whom he would support in an election for mayor in this city, Dhirgham Najem, a meek, skinny 23-year-old busboy quietly waited for his turn and then shocked everyone in the room.

Why wouldn't George Pataki support an honest and fair election?