Sentence examples for this election will end from inspiring English sources

But then I thought, I know how this election will end, so why should I vote?

Meanwhile Nick Xenophon, leader of the Nick Xenophon Team (NXT), has told the Conversation's Michelle Grattan there is only a 0.0001% chance this election will end in a hung parliament, but if it does, he'll be "pragmatic and constructive with whomever forms government".

Now it is time for all parties to make plain that they desire an expeditious decision in this matter, and that legal challenges to the election will end with the final judgments of the Florida Supreme Court.

New polls this week showed Mr Serra consolidating his second place, increasing the chance that the election will end in a run-off ballot between him and Mr da Silva.

Regardless of who wins, the election will end the era of Mr. Golden, who became borough president in 1976 and has served longer than any of his current counterparts.

There's about a 50-50 chance that the election will end up within 2.5 percentage points, according to the forecast, against only a 15 percent chance that either candidate will win by five points or more.

The de facto leader of Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, has said he hopes the election will end a political crisis that began when soldiers placed President Manuel Zelaya on an airplane and sent him into exile on June 28.

The election will end that day, and the nation will have a new president-elect.