Sentence examples for the potential election from inspiring English sources

In 2008 I went to Roanoke, Virginia – a swing town in a swing state with a sizeable enough African American population that I could gauge the excitement around the potential election of America's first black president.

It had been postponed last month by a Court of Session ruling after former director Paul Murray led a legal bid to force a vote on the potential election of himself, former chairman Malcolm Murray and other McColl allies, Alex Wilson and Scott Murdoch, to the board of the PLC.

The potential election year impact of these latest findings is uncertain.

I'm talking, of course, about the potential election of Mitt Romney as president of the United States.

The doubter worried that while the potential election of the African American candidate created the appearance that race no longer plays an active role in American politics, the fear remained, racism could rear its ugly head on election day.

The potential election of Jamie Raskin to Congress will be history-making for many reasons, but some people, including some within the humanist community, can't seem to understand why it's important to identify openly while running for elected office.

While Thomas' 2008 exploration of blackness in advertising coincided with the election of President Obama, his current exhibition conveniently overlaps with the looming potential election of a female president.

Florida Democrats have been doing their best to make sure voters take the possibility of potential election day shenanigans seriously.

The likely Democratic presidential nominee, John Kerry, has railed against special interests in the White House and focused on the company as a potential election issue.

She was also taken off the Tories' list of potential election candidates.

Those who are elected/selected for a second year should identify another child to shadow their activities and be groomed for potential election the next year.