Sentence examples for the perfect election from inspiring English sources

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The perfect election, by their standards, is one in which nobody turns out to vote except precinct leaders and members of the incumbents' families.

Optical scanning is used in what many elections experts regard as the "perfect elections" of Leon County in Florida, where Ion Sancho is the supervisor of elections.

This gives the SNP a perfect election platform: "Vote SNP to force London to keep its promises".

"This is not going to be a perfect election," said the Western diplomat.

AU mission head Olusegun Obasanjo said he had never seen a perfect election and that the discrepancies were not large enough to affect the result - Mr Mugabe gained 938,085 more votes than his rival Morgan Tsvangirai.

"Just because a country does not have a perfect election," said Rauf Huseynov, an adviser to the president of Azerbaijan, "that does not mean it is undemocratic, as the United States has now shown".

"No one will say it was a perfect election," he conceded.

"There is no such thing as a perfect election," said David E. Cardwell, an Orlando lawyer who is a former director of the Florida division of elections.

It is not a perfect election, but it is method of selection which I think is, in some respects, better than pure patronage".

WASHINGTON — The allegations had all the makings of a perfect election-year scandal that might threaten President Obama's chances for a second term and re-energize a listless Tea Party movement: an activist president, running an overbearing government, treating conservative groups unfairly by wielding the federal taxing power to undermine his adversaries.