Noun:

1. the day appointed for an election; in the United States it is the 1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November

This factor will come increasingly to the fore as election day nears.

随着选举日的临近，这一因素将愈发重要。

The news came through at about five o'clock on election day.

这条消息是选举当天5点钟左右播出的。

They appoint precinct election judges and other election - day officials.

他们委任选举区的评判员及在大选日工作的官员.

The candidates canvassed right up to election day.

候选人们直到选举日之前一直在游说拉票.

If you will be on holiday on election day, you may apply for a postal vote.

倘若选举那天你在休假, 可以申请用邮寄方法投票.

After voting on election day, I stopped at a bakery.

去国会选举日投票之后, 我在一家面包店前停了下来.

The election day will be next month.

选举日是在下个月.

election day is at hand.

大选日即将到来.

The officials noted that similar attacks on election day could significantly impact voter turnout.

官员们说,在选举日的类似袭击可能会严重影响投票率.

As the election day came nearer, mud slinging and violence got even worse.

随著选举日期愈来愈逼近, 抹黑与暴力事件就更形恶化.

It's five weeks until election day but some voters in Ohio are already ballots.

离总统大选日还有五周之久,但俄亥俄州的一些选民已经开始投票了.

Such machines would need to be tested for Easter egg fraud on election day.

这类机器必须在选举日当天测试,以检查是否有复活节彩蛋.

If you look at the exit polls on election day, it was nearly in single digits.

如果你在选举日看投票后调查, 它几乎是在一位数里.

In some places , an election day is set for a whole county or city.

有的还以县(市)为单位统一村委会选举日.

The young politician went down the street on election day giving everyone the glad hand.

在举行选举的那天,那位年轻的政客走上街头,跟每个人热烈地握手.