Sentence examples for that same election year from inspiring English sources

In that same election year, Mr. Espada's son -- Pedro Gautier Espada, then a freshman Assemblyman -- was also removed from the Democratic ballot and Mr. Diaz was elected to the Assembly seat.

(In the same election year, his brother unseated the incumbent Ann Richards to become governor of Texas).

Some listeners said they found it ironic, or at least politically calculating, for Mr. Pataki, a Republican, to attend the conference during the same election year when one of the Democratic candidates, State Comptroller H. Carl McCall, was making a bid to become the state's first black governor.

More than any other race in the nation, the matchup between Mr. Edwards and Mr. Faircloth, who is best known for his ties to the business community, has catapulted the debate over managed care into the same election-year stratosphere as education and Social Security.

Then I have averaged these monthly averages so that each election year gets the same weight in the analysis and placed them into two groups: the polling average for the incumbent party's candidate and for the challenging candidate.

There was the endorsement of Mr. Giuliani's re-election that same year by the council's top official.

Net loss that same year: $197 million.

Time is running out". That same year elections are due in Afghanistan and the report predicts that the forthcoming polls will be as fraudulent as the last ones.

The success formula for income investing is the same in an election year as at any other time.

As a radical Liberty Union candidate, Sanders ran unsuccessfully in 1972 in a special U.S. Senate election and in a gubernatorial election that same year.

Others point out that while the overall party identification numbers change very slowly over time, surveys that recontact the same respondents during election years find roughly 15 to 25percentt change their answer to the party identification question — perhaps just temporarily — during the last few months of a presidential campaign.