Sentence examples for a typical election from inspiring English sources

In a typical election year, Council members face opposition that is considered token in nature.

That will be particularly significant in Maryland, where in a typical election blacks make up roughly one-third of voters.

But this isn't a typical election: it is one that has been characterised by uncertainty and surprise.

In a typical election cycle, a declaration by federal prosecutors that a top adviser to a candidate was aware of such a damaging plot would have enormous ramifications.

"You usually see pastors speak out on abortion or gay marriage," she said, referring to the months before a typical Election Day.

But 2016 is not a typical election cycle, especially in the orbit of Mr. Trump, who tends to ignore unpleasant news or play down its significance.

It was a typical election-day experience in lower Manhattan: still in line after two hours when a rumor starts that there is an alternate voting site for Sandy victims a block away with no lines.

In short, this is a fairly typical election that is likely to reward the party that wins and punish the loser(s).

Jews only constitute between 3-5% of the vote in a typical presidential election; and typically 70-80% of Jews vote for the Democratic presidential candidate.

Altogether, Mr. Baltes said, he sold eight million buttons in 2007 and has already sold two million this year, compared with five million for a typical presidential election cycle.

In a typical November election, a 6-point lead with two weeks to go would translate into a high probability of winning — roughly on the order of 90 percent, based on the historical accuracy of polls of governors' races.