Sentence examples for the one election from inspiring English sources

"We in the rest of the world, who sadly cannot vote in the one election that really affects our future, are depending on you," said Mr. Dawkins, professor of public understanding of science at Oxford University.

In the one election where class might have played a role -- the rich Senator John F. Kennedy versus the up-from-the-middle-class Richard M. Nixon in 1960 -- it was never really evoked.

The only poll that counts is the one on election day".

"The only poll that matters is the one on Election Day".

To save money and time in the runoff election, the board consolidated more than one election district on some voting machines, as it often does in runoffs.

What if men and women saw themselves as independent voters, who pulled the Republican lever in one election and the Democratic in the next.

As a consequence, this paper focuses on variations of the absolute number of ballots from one election to the other, and relies on the voting age population abroad to estimate the voter turnout.

The European: So far, the participation steadily decreased from one election to the next.

"Positive polarization" helped the Republicans win one election after another — and insured that American politics would be an ugly, unredeemed business for decades to come.

He describes the strategy as "one election at a time" but concedes that "my career and my working life in the House of Commons and in London is coming to an end".

The results show that voting trends in each constituency are consistent from one election to the other, although the result of the election changes.