The phrase "a positive election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an election that is characterized by optimism, constructive dialogue, or favorable outcomes.
Example: "The community was excited about the upcoming vote, hoping for a positive election that would bring about much-needed change."
Alternatives: "an encouraging election" or "a hopeful election".
He said: "It is an attempt by negative elements to disrupt what has been a positive election campaign, highlighting all that is positive in the city".
"India's Sensex has been on a relentless rally due to build in expectations of a positive election outcome, with opinion polls pointing towards a single coalition led by BJP's Narendra Modi," he said.
This could have been the positive election vision for the Labour party, using, say, a catchy slogan like "Northern powerhouse".
Its bombings and threats marred this otherwise positive election campaign.
On election night, almost all political parties find ways to claim victory or to claim they've witnessed positive election results.
Photograph: Jeff Storjohann/AP Updated at 3.48am GMT 3.36am GMT The atmosphere takes a positive turn as election results are reported on television during Obama's election night event at McCormick Place in Chicago.
But after running on a positive message all election long, Sanders found himself in a precarious position: Bernie had to be the face of positivity, even as defended himself against attacks from his opponents and went after Clinton.
"In a positive and transparent election, the Georgian people have confirmed last year's historic transfer of power," João Soares, who led a delegation of short-term observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, said at a news conference.
"They're focused on just having a positive impact on elections in America by supporting and promoting candidates that represent a better future for us," said Americans for Progressive Action spokesperson Sheena Tahilramani.
Both organizers cited as a positive step the recent election and influence and symbolism of the campaign of President-elect Barack Obama, whose message, they said, of engagement and inclusion resonated with a wide audience.
Designed by a Toronto-based creative agency, the video and accompanying social media campaign aims to help Canadians to "make a positive contribution to an election season that has been downright depressing".
