Election in sentence

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He lost that election by 13 votes.

Look, it's been a rough election year, a reminder that people with my immigration history could be removed at the whim of a leader.

And I was sitting with the election commission, and we were talking about various aspects of the election, and I was hearing them using words that I hadn't actually heard before, and I'd worked with Iraqis, I'd worked with Jordanians, Egyptians, and suddenly they were using these words, and I just thought, "This is strange."

We were discussing election observers, and the election commissioner was talking about "mulahiz" in Arabic.

That is the role of an election observer.

So we were now having followers of an election.

It meant actually defining 481 terms which formed the basis of everything you need to know if you're going to organize a democratic election.

So this, I'm happy to say, it took three years to produce this because we also finalized the draft and took it actually into the field, sat with the election commissions in all these different countries, debated and defined and refined the draft, and finally published it in November 2014 in Cairo.

The US election matters a lot on that one, too.

The election process this year is not proving a good option for leading by example.

So on May 9, 45 days before election day, it was not looking too good for me.

We ran a positive campaign, and we probably changed the tone of the election for others by doing that.

But even with one third the media, one third the financial resources, and only an entrepreneurial team, but an amazing team, we managed to surprise everyone on election night, when the first numbers came in.

Some people call me the real winner of the election because of this, and there are many people who encouraged me to run again.

And on election day, I observed her on TV repeatedly, and she was smart, she was self-confident, she was sincere, and she was supportive of her mother.

We celebrated as if we had won on election night, because that's how we felt.

It is no coincidence that hate crimes rise in parallel with election cycles.

I just did a quick search on Twitter about the election and saw two tweets next to each other.

So this election is different.

This is the most negative partisanship election in American history.

We stood candidates for election in London, Scotland and Wales in May 2016.

And I was struck when I watched the debates before the election, I was struck that certainly Trump did not even attempt to frighten people by saying the robots will take your jobs.

And many view the election as the ultimate poke in the eye to anyone who believes in that.

Well, as many of you know, the results of the recent election were as follows: Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate won a landslide victory with 52 percent of the overall vote.

You go to a website, rather a beautiful website, and then you select an election.

You select the election that you're interested in, and you pick the candidates.

These were the candidates in the recent Icelandic presidential election, and that's the way it goes.

So why on earth would you want to vote in another country's election?

Similarly, the election for the referendum on the Brexit vote, a small number of millions of British people voted on that, but the outcome of the vote, whichever way it went, would have had a significant impact on the lives of tens, hundreds of millions of people around the world.

I just want to say a word here for Saviour Chishimba, who was one of the candidates in the recent Zambian presidential election.

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