Sentence examples for ultimately election from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, election officials would rather use an iPad than a proprietary black box to check voters into a polling station; eventually, jurisdictions will want to simply hand voters a tablet or mobile device for ballot casting.

There is serious doubt about the procedures that are currently being discussed about the nomination and ultimately election of a provisional president.

Even under Laurent Kabila, they were said to regard peace -- and the consequent need for political openness and, ultimately, elections -- as a certain loss of their power.

Ultimately, this election comes down to who can you trust.

Through most of this odd and ultimately tragic election season there appeared to be one constant.

But ultimately the election may come down to a more ephemeral sense of how voters assess each candidate's philosophy.

Ultimately, on election night in 2010 here, the space in front of all the television cameras fit a mere 150 people.

During the 2016 presidential race, Sessions was a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, who won the party's nomination and ultimately the election.

"Ultimately the election will boil down to a highly polarised choice between these two men," said Ilias Nikolakopoulos, a political science professor at Athens University and leading pollster.

"Ultimately, this election comes down to a choice between two candidates and their clear differences on the issues that matter most to Ohio families," said Paul Lindsay, a spokesman for Mr. McCain.

Ultimately, this election is a referendum on the very identity of the United States of America.