Sentence examples for the range of election from inspiring English sources

With the polls so close, with the inexorable decline of the big two parties, with the widespread hunger for a different type of politics the range of election outcomes is bewildering.

The range of possible election outcomes is sufficiently narrow that it is already clear what might happen.

He added that the BBC was "satisfied" that its range of election programmes met the obligation to provide "due impartiality" and all relevant parties had the chance to put their case.

But the researchers said they found that the list consisted "mainly of newspaper articles about a range of election issues, with little supporting evidence of actual in-person voter fraud".

We do this for many notions of nearness and for a broad range of election systems.

It is undemocratic for MPs and MEPs to have powers to so tightly restrict the range of candidates running in a leadership election".

By comparison with past elections, he notes, the range of conceivable outcomes is "enormous".Some are already doing nicely out of the unpredictable 2015 election, though.

By the time polls close at 8 p.m. Central time, state officials were predicting a turnout of about 20 percent, within the range of a normal showing for a spring election with a state Supreme Court seat at stake.

In the game show the range of average looks is nearly five times the standard deviation of the averages, and the range of average looks in the AEA elections is also roughly that relatively large.

"As we learn from these changes and our continued engagement with leaders and experts in the field, we'll work to improve transparency of political issue ads and expand our coverage to a wider range of elections," wrote Google general counsel Kent Walker, in a blog post.

Thursday's elections will see European elections for everyone in the UK, and a range of local elections in England and Northern Ireland.