Sentence examples for the election using from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Ridge is to continue in this role, he must stay out of the election; using him as a campaign surrogate would be disastrous for public confidence.

This journal, published for the American Political Science Association, contains 13 expert forecasts for the election, using economic variables explicitly or implicitly.

SaS fought the election using social-networking and messaging websites, chiefly Facebook and Twitter.The new four-party Slovak coalition (it also includes a small Christian-Democrat party) will have two big tasks.

Maybe it will be "présidentielle" "élection"…" The main French-language account for Agence France-Presse appeared to agree with the suggestion in a casual response, but later sent several updates about the election using the tag #presidentielle".

Some were concerned that this would be the first of endless delays, Nigerian commentator Max Siollun suggested it had been a good thing for democracy: As everyone waited for the results, thousands of Nigerians took to Twitter to discuss the election using the hashtag #NigeriaDecides (or, as Africa is a Country noted: #Nigeriadecidesveryslowly).

The three losing candidates each held baseball bats emblazoned with their political positions—"fusion," "nonintervention," and "slavery extension". Lincoln, holding a ball, his right foot planted firmly on "home base," fittingly held a long rail, labeled "equal rights and free territory". Each of the men discussed the outcome of the election using baseball jargon.

"One of the two candidates, the one that prevailed here in the election, used a lot of these disciplines.

Notably, the election used proportional representation and had a low level of importance, which played to the party's advantage.

Lame-duck sessions can be oddly productive, especially when the party that just lost the election uses its final days in power to push last-ditch legislative priorities.

Historically, when members of a racial minority community have exceeded this threshold, people representing that community do win election, even in at-large elections with severely racially polarized voting, provided the election uses ranked choice voting.

The 2010 election, using the same political maps, gave us the current supermajority of 102 Republicans and 48 Democrats.