Sentence examples for testing election from inspiring English sources

And although Germans generally seem to trust her handling of the euro crisis, she faces a testing election in September.

"You talk about testing with real bullets, this is going to be testing election reform with real ballots," said Doug Chapin, executive director of a nonpartisan election watchdog group, electionline.org.org

Several candidates interviewed reported no major glitches, but this is clearly a Beta-test election.

Meeting the preferences of patients was also illustrated during tests election, as requesting PCR was associated with the stigma of TB.

VoteHere.net, based in Bellevue, Wash., has conducted test elections in Virginia, Iowa and Washington state and plans to provide Internet voting services to three remote districts in Alaska for a Republican presidential straw poll later this month.

The litmus test for nomination, it seemed, was incompatible with the litmus test for election -- a predicament the Democrats knew all too well.

Gallup plans to use the governor's races this fall in New Jersey and Virginia to test new election polling methods.

The unanswered question for me is why support for Israel seems to be a litmus test for election to national office.

There is also remarkably little usability testing before elections, which would allow officials to learn in advance when ballots have problems.

Candidates report that voters are pleased when they are reminded -- or more often, informed -- of the system they voted in four years ago, which is getting its first test this election season.

At 2 40 p.m., after Mr. Poyntz's gadgets had been tested and election workers had gulped down a sandwich, the separation of the questionable ballots was about to start in a low-ceilinged, windowless room on the second floor of the City Hall Annex.