Sentence examples for unchallenged election from inspiring English sources

Hadi came to power in 2012 after unchallenged election following the departure of the country's long-serving president Ali Abdullah Saleh.

Other district attorneys in the region, like Denis Dillon in Nassau and Richard A. Brown in Queens, go virtually unchallenged at election time.

In any event, Brown now largely controls the flow and pace of statewide political events, and that will likely only continue next year with his essentially unchallenged re-election coming as he contemplates a likely huge state budget surplus that should be amassed then, a surplus which can be used to help pay down the "wall of debt" and invest on a one-time basis.

Yet his record on immigration was unchallenged during the election.

"They are preparing the ground so that they are unchallenged for the election," says Vircoulon.

It was a picture that largely went unchallenged during an election that was never really in doubt.

Englander is the only Republican on the council, and his northern San Fernando Valley seat is so safe that he is unchallenged in this election.

He has repeatedly averred that Russia needs a robust party system — and then proceeded to make participation in parliamentary elections arduous and subject to unchallenged management by an election commission that is subservient to the Kremlin.

Thompson was challenged in the 2008 primary by the current holder of the seat but was victorious and was unchallenged in the November election.

Fatah, which had historically been the dominant Palestinian political party, led the PA unchallenged until 2007, when elections ushered in the Islamist party Hamas.

Perhaps the only unchallenged result of the Florida election has been a surge of interest in better voting technology.