Sentence examples for a long election from inspiring English sources

Two years ago we endured a long election season, but entered the winter excited that Americans had re-elected a pro-environment President and environmental champions to the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.

Maine voters, despite enduring a long election funded from afar, don't like to be told that they are electing a puppet, nor are they likely to believe it.

It's been a long election season.

"This is a long election," he said Monday.

The outcome, as we noted in April, is lethargy and a long election campaign.

It has already been such a long election season and such a nasty campaign.

The proposal set the stage for a long election-year struggle, drawing sharp criticism from the Democratic majority in Congress as well as a scattering of Republicans concerned about the president's habit of leaving large chunks of the spending out of his annual budget blueprint.

Under the agreement, the janitors can join a union not through the usual method -- a contentious, long election -- but as soon as a majority of janitors at a work site sign cards saying they want to join.

What sort of society would it fashion?The annual round of party conferences, beginning next month, will in effect mark the launch of a long, long election campaign.

And if you take them both very literally — meaning that Mr. Obama is ahead in the Electoral College but behind in the popular vote — then he'd win another term, after a very long election night.

The first chapter of what will be a very long election campaign was written over the past seven days and it has been highly instructive about both Labour and the Tories.