Sentence examples for usually election from inspiring English sources

Usually election ballot boxes are taken to the mainland for counting.

Usually election campaigns run about 33 days, we have 55 days until it is time to mark the ballots.

"Usually elections are determined long before the actual vote," said the political scientist Dimitris Keridis.

Each generation has repeated this self-delusional process, usually around election time.

Indeed, the evolution issue transformed a usually obscure election into a race of unusual intensity.

Utah is one of the most conservative states in the nation, with local, state and federal Republican candidates usually winning election easily against minority Democratic opponents.

Economic issues usually decide elections, and across Europe this election will not be bucking the trend.

The centrist and center-right political parties and politicians that won the first democratic elections usually lost re-election bids.

Money usually buys elections and, whoever is elected, it almost always buys influence.

Even the usually boring elections to the European Parliament will cause a stir as Eurosceptic parties surge.

The group sends observers to eastern Europe, usually to elections, who produce lengthy, annotated first-hand reports, with controversial (critics say bizarre) interpretations of events.