Sentence examples for thus election from inspiring English sources

Thus, election districts based on community board districts likely would violate the constitutional mandate of "one person, one vote".

In 2000, WorldNetDaily published a multi-part series purporting to tie Al Gore to a "Hillbilly Mafia" in Tennessee that it proclaimed cost Gore a victory in his home state and, thus, the election (since it would have made the post-election turmoil in Florida moot).

Thus, every election with punch-card machines has some disqualified ballots.

Thus the election relieved the market's concerns that new taxes would be imposed.

David Brooks's argument that President Bush won the exurbs and thus the election can be shown in the county data.

Like dozens of industrial counties across the midwest, it gave its votes – and thus the election – to Trump.

Thus, the election commission said, three parties qualified to enter the new Parliament: Ak Zhol, with 71 seats; the Social Democrats, 11 seats; and the Communists, 8 seats.

Thus, the election of Tony Abbott seems not to be due to a growth in popular support for the Coalition, but more to a rejection of Labor.

Thus, the election's overall results clearly are a call for change, but they are far from being an irresistible catalyst for change.

The 5 4 decision effectively awarded Florida's 25 votes in the electoral college and thus the election itself to Republican candidate George W. Bush.

That human connection was missing from the Kerry/Edwards campaign in 2004, Mrs. Edwards said at the Cleveland luncheon when one voter asked how the Democratic ticket managed to lose Ohio and thus the election.