Sentence examples for text elections from inspiring English sources

For election results from your state, text ELECTIONS and your state abbreviation (e.g. ELECTIONS NY) to 698698.

The report noted concerns that at the 2016 election text messages were sent that were "alleged to be or [gave] the impression that they were" from Medicare.

Thus, the text of the election law itself, and not just its interpretation by the courts of the states, takes on independent significance.

Johnson paid tribute to Cameron's great prime ministerial qualities and revealed he sent him a text before the election, saying: "Mate, we're going to win this thing".

She said Labour should apologise for the "disaster" of its Licensing Act - which allowed pubs to apply for licences to open for up to 24 hours in England and Wales - and for an election text message in 2001 saying the party "couldn't give a XXXX for closing time".

I got congratulatory text messages on election night from South Africa.

The government also sought to censor text messages during the elections, seeking to block words it thought might incite unrest, like "Egypt" or "bullet," according to news reports.

For instance, they analysed the patterns of text messages during presidential elections, social events and parades, sport events, and so on.

CHICAGO — Moments after Mayor Richard M. Daley announced that he would not seek re-election, a text message popped up on Mary Williams-Taylor's mobile phone.

The Australian federal police will investigate the use of political text messages sent on election day warning voters that Medicare would be privatised by a Coalition government.

The controversy comes after police dropped an investigation against the Labor party for sending text messages during the election campaign which appeared to be sent from Medicare, dubbed the "Mediscare".