Sentences with phrase «election year»

People tend to punish government in election year based on its policies and programmes so government needs to weigh its options well.

Those political forces represented nearly half of the French electorate in the first round of presidential elections a year ago.

This is a critical election year for redistricting because it is the first cycle where the officials elected will serve during the redistricting process in 2021.

Don't get sucked into propaganda debates, which can be readily available during election years like this one.

The most recent gubernatorial election year with complete data is 2006.

Never try to inject objective facts or rational thinking into election year politics — especially primary politics.

We estimate the cost to be between $ 40 million and $ 79 million for a gubernatorial election year, depending upon the number of small donors who participate.

This bill is the latest example of lawmakers opposed to women's health playing election year politics and trying to insert themselves into a woman's intensely personal and often complex decision.

In this unprecedented election year where political beliefs and emotions are running high, it turns out that more people than ever aren't willing to date across party lines.

A party has to get at least 50,000 votes in a statewide election year, in order to be automatically included on the ballot.

2018 is a critical election year — and we're done playing defense.

Politics seems to play a bigger role than ever in attraction and decision - making, especially in light of this past election year.

Even in the midst of a contentious election year, both ends of the political spectrum can agree that The Campaign misses the mark.

In addition, election years tend to pick up steam during the middle two quarters, during the heat of the campaign.

I had taken a day off work to go campaigning on the day of the local and European elections this year.

This is a state election year, but concerns about corruption do not seem to be influencing any major races.

Conservatives won key presidential elections year after year as both sides sought to bring their people to the annual conventions.

If any Republican up for election this year so much as makes a proactive peep about climate change, he's won himself a big fat negative news cycle.

If such an outcome is realised then the chances of a second election this year increase dramatically, but whether or not a second vote will change the situation remains to be seen.

However, in most election years, the campaign rhetoric is just that: empty rhetoric.

Why, then, should aging infrastructure be an issue during this federal election year?

Keep in mind that the current election year is just a point in time.

This makes it difficult to predict how much election year uncertainty will influence market performance.

There's a lesson in the film about the relationship between fear and prejudice that rings even more true in a volatile election year.

After the disastrous election year in 2016, it's a chance to vote again.

Not only for the Mexican election this year, but across the world and that's basically the road - map that we're executing.

There are no state - level elections this year.

What is the best predictor of how the demographics will be in a particular election year?

A look back at the demographics of the last similar election year.

But history has a way of evolving, and this is no ordinary election year.

There has been speculation that the governor would opt to have these races run concurrent with the regularly scheduled elections this year, arguably to save cash for local boards of elections.

The 2016 election year highlighted the growing problem of wealth inequality and finding ways to help the people who are falling behind.

In this frustrating election year, The Campaign has a chance to score big.

During this trying election year, it's interesting to watch a documentary about one politician's campaign to educate citizens about one issue: global warming.

The fact that I was living there in 2016, during a turbulent election year, made it all the more interesting.

Congressional sessions in election years aren't only busy but also more ambitious.

The incumbent received 54 percent of the vote in the last presidential election year.

The barrage of signs isn't an unusual sight; indeed, during election years, political signs seem to be everywhere.

This year is considered an «off» election year with no presidential race or statewide contests like a governor's race.

All four states that have gubernatorial elections this year will have independent or minor party candidates in those elections.

This contentious election year, there has been a lot of attention paid to the importance of civic education, but for educators, it can be tricky to know how to get started.

I will say that the state elections this year will determine just how robust school choice activity will be in 2019.

A second election this year is logical but unlikely.

Most election years, science plays only a small role in presidential politics.

Assign some kind of research project or campaign - related activity that requires kids to create a visual and written journal of election year activities during the summer, when political conventions begin to dominate the news cycle.

Hannon is running for re-election in a Nassau County Senate district Democrats have long coveted, especially in presidential election years when his margins of victory are often smaller than in non-presidential cycles.

Equity markets tend to rally in the fourth quarter of midterm election years as election results become clearer.

2018 is a Midterm General Election year.

The State Senate is nearly evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans, and a non-presidential election year in New York often favors the GOP, so there's no telling what the ultimate outcome could be on Election Day.