Sentence examples for total election from inspiring English sources

British voters have wagered more money on the uncertain outcome of tomorrow's vote than on any other election, with recent surges of betting on David Cameron and the Liberal Democrats seeing bookmakers revise forecasts of total election betting from £20m to up to £40m.

But despite receiving some attention in the second week of the campaign – 10.7% of all election TV news – the NHS has barely registered on the agenda of the main evening bulletins before or after then, making up between 0.7% and 1.1% of total election coverage.

But this still accounts for a tiny fraction of total election spending.

The county's total election results, which will include still-uncounted provisional ballots, will be reportedly be completed by Friday.

Governments that fall under the federal rules for language assistance reported spending only a fraction of their total election budget on language services, according to the 2007 survey.

Think of it this way: In 2008, total election spending reached $5.3 billion, while the $1.8 billion spent on the presidential race alone more than doubled 2004's total.

In total, elections were held in 45 districts, a small fraction of the more than 600 seats in Parliament.

Total Conservative party election expenditure was £12,769,029, against £11,140,019 spent by the Labour party, according to data published by the Electoral Commission.

As a participant in the system, which caps total general election spending at $84 million, Senator John McCain would have a hard time matching Mr. Obama's move, though there were indications Thursday that his team had at least looked into prices.

The group's spending total through election day was $795,966.

There was about $120,000 that they were allowed to give total per election cycle.