Sentence examples for a fourth consecutive election from inspiring English sources

It doesn't, however, diminish the difficulty Democrats have of sustaining the anti-Trump anger for a fourth consecutive election.

Not for more than a century has any government, with the exception of the Conservatives of 1979-1997, had a fourth consecutive election victory.

Last week, Narendra Modi, a deeply polarizing Indian politician, led his party to a third consecutive election victory in the western state of Gujarat, which he has led for more than a decade.

It was the morning of 6 May 2005 and the Conservative Party was struggling to come to terms with the devastation of a third consecutive election defeat, but at least one senior Tory could detect a silver lining.

States are already mired in unprecedented numbers of legal battles over voting.At worst, this means that a second consecutive election may be decided in the courts, with potentially dire consequences for the legitimacy of the electoral system.

TURKEY'S ruling Justice and Development (AK) party has romped to a third consecutive election victory, winning almost 50% support in yesterday's parliamentary vote, and 326 seats in the 550-member legislature.

At the moment, Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican leader, is not being challenged for the top slot despite double-digit losses by Republicans for a second consecutive election.

Including 1868, when Ulysses S. Grant won a third consecutive election for Republicans but directly succeeded Johnson rather than Lincoln, the incumbent party's track record improves to 6-of-12 in the popular vote and 5-of-12 in the Electoral College.

The struggle to come up with a defining message is familiar for candidates trying to win a third consecutive election for their party.

In the wake of a second consecutive election where the Republican presidential candidate performed woefully among the key voting bloc, many in the party are resolving that short-term political considerations can no longer determine the party's course on the issue.

The need for a third consecutive election round in the summer seems unlikely, but, if as expected the ruling coalition has difficulty governing and/or passing reforms, early elections will in all likelihood be required, which will effectively bring Europe back to square one.