Sentence examples for a difficult election for from inspiring English sources

At a rally in Columbus, Ohio, Barack Obama acknowledged that this would be a "difficult election" for his party.

This will be a difficult election for the BBC, following its recent – and in my view unjustified – buffeting over alleged bias in its coverage of the Scottish referendum and the conflict in Gaza.

The Senate adjourned Tuesday and will not begin its next regular session until January, after what is expected to be a difficult election for the Republican majority in November.

High unemployment and soaring foreclosure numbers in the Midwest and West already made this a particularly difficult election for Democrats.

Both parties view the race between GOP nominee Troy Balderson and Democratic nominee Danny O'Connor as a toss-up — and that's a warning sign for GOP candidates already bracing for a difficult election environment, especially in suburban districts that will help determine control of the House this fall.

The furor erupted as Paterson, a Democrat, is preparing for a difficult election fight and facing calls from within his own party to step aside for fear he cannot win.

Abrams' candidacy in Georgia comes at a time when women of color are undeniably winning difficult elections for Democrats in the South.

It marked a rather difficult election campaign for the UKIP leader, whose resignation followed some months later, with the peer making a wonderfully frank declaration that he was "not much good" at party politics.

The emissions fall was a boost to Ed Davey, secretary of state for energy and climate change, ahead of a difficult general election for the Lib Dems.

The divide comes weeks after a difficult midterm election for the GOP, in which Democrats won control of the House.

The rally was Mr. Trump's third of four planned for this week, as he tries to corral Republican voters ahead of what is expected to be a difficult midterm election for his party.