Sentence examples for white election from inspiring English sources
Black voters in Choctaw County, Ala., had to hand their ballots directly to white election officials for inspection.
South Dakota's Indians complain that white election officials regularly put up obstacles to their attempts to register and vote.
There are more reports like this, and at least one of white election officials improperly opening a ballot box in an Indian area after the polls closed.
The last has also been set by Butler, Gordon Getty in The White Election, George Perle in his 13 Dickinson Songs and Leon Kirchner in his cycle The Twilight Stood.
Party supporters, including hedge fund boss Stanley Fink, Lycamobile founder Subaskaran Allirajah, jewellery tycoon Ranbir Singh Suri, lap dancing club owner Peter Stringfellow and Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins were among the guests at the Black and White election fundraiser at Grosvenor House hotel on Park Lane in Mayfair, central London.
Dissatisfaction with the wartime cabinet and fears of urban African militants lay behind the victory of the Reunited National Party (later the National Party [NP]), which ran on a platform of apartheid ("apartness") in the white elections of 1948.
In the fractious, black-v-white election of 1970, mayor Hugh Addonizio (who hob-nobbed with the mob and was indicted for extortion) was dramatically unseated by the reformist Kenneth Gibson.
On polling day the mood in Dhaka was calm, proud and even jolly.Countless lamp-posts, telegraph poles and trees had been draped with lines of string festooned with small, tattered black-and-white election flyers (an unintended if predictable consequence of a ban on colour posters and wall-pasting).
By the time of the all-white elections in 1970 I could find no white politician who took the ANC seriously.
The Democratic Party disenfranchised blacks and held closed, all-white elections.
By using (all-white) elections as their evidence, these upbeat boy-wonders assume race matters not at all.
