Sentence examples for this specific election from inspiring English sources

I am used to electioneering in the UK, but this specific election has been one where all parties have been guilty of negative campaigning.

Like, we editorialized for this specific election in defeat of a given candidate.

Due to the nature of political campaigns these days, and the scandal-focused news cycle regarding this specific election, we have not had the solutions-focused debate we need for the benefit of our City.

And so begins the general election campaign -- or, really, the specific election campaign for the suburbs, where the independent-minded have always wondered, Is this really all there is?

"Obviously people tout their old grades and say their own grades, but for us it's a service, a voting guide, relevant to that specific election," she said.

According to Jack Gerbel, a founder of C.E.S., who has sold more computerized vote-counting equipment than any other individual in the country, about half the time the companies' programmers also write the codes that "localize" (or "initialize") vote-counting systems for the specific elections of each jurisdiction.

House Majority PAC, the primary unlimited-money group supporting Democrats running for the House of Representatives, has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from family members and interests connected to candidates that it has spent on those specific elections.

Powerful new computer technology makes it much easier to draw lines in a way that will lead to a specific election outcome.

In conjunction with the declining impact of social-group influences, voter choice is now more heavily affected by short-term factors relevant to specific election campaigns.

The Iraqi electoral commission has received 692 complaints of campaign violations or voter fraud, at least 20 of which are considered potentially serious enough to "affect specific election results," said Adel al-Lami, the commission's chief electoral officer.

But he did not make any specific election promises and, although he said that he could not promise to reverse particular cuts or tax increases, he said that Labour would "make different choices" and "do things in a fairer and more balanced way".