Sentence examples for though election from inspiring English sources

Today, though, "Election fever takes hold" according to a headline in the Toronto Star, making a brave bid to enthuse its readers ahead of May's poll.

Still, it is not as though election is a psychiatric condition.

Even though Election Day is five months away, strategists in both campaigns see the phase from Memorial Day to Labor Day as crucial, particularly for defining Mr. Romney.

He leads by wide margins in the polls — though election officials are predicting record-low turnout, making the outcome harder to predict.

In the last elections, just over 52% of eligible voters arrived at the polling stations even though election day is a national holiday.

He is allowing soldiers in combat zones to vote by fax, even though election officials will be able to read the ballots as they come in.

First, though, the election must be completed.

By then, though, the election was already lost.

Whether the polls are right or wrong, though, this election holds two dangers.

In a sense, though, that election is still going on today.

Only six years later, though, his election victory came within six percentage points of a mediocre Democrat.