Sentence examples for a generic election from inspiring English sources

The Rasmussen organization asked independent voters whom they would support in a generic election between a Democrat, a Republican and a tea party candidate.

Likewise, contemporary populist leaders legitimate their power thanks to anything-but-democratic tools, namely the rhetorical empty narrative of general (or better generic) elections celebrated nationwide.

So the results of the national elections were in effect a sum of several local elections, which renders a generic national explanation tenuous at best.

If John McCain were a generic Republican, he would lose this election.

Dr. Fiske, the Princeton psychologist, said she received a generic, mass-market e-mail from the Obama campaign before the election.

Few Democrats think abortion alone will turn this year's midterm elections for them; polls show Republicans leading in a generic "Which party would you vote for the Congress?" question.

And according to RealClearPolitics, a generic Democrat still enjoys a lead over a generic Republican in Congressional elections.

Do we love seeing him losing by 10 points to a generic Democrat in a new presidential poll, or seeing that 63percentt of Americans think he doesn't deserve re-election in 2020?

A generic sports interest!

This is a generic problem.

Crombie has become an eponym; a generic.