Sentence examples for a very long election from inspiring English sources

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.

It was a very long, tense election night.

"The sums that were poured into this election exceed by a very long mark any of the amounts spent in recent elections".

6.33am BST After Greiner's resignation, John Fahey took the premiership and was left with steering the ship for the rest of a very long fixed term until the 1995 election.

But he has wanted to be where he is, running for President in an epochal election, for a very long time, and the ferocious contest he finds himself in is well suited to him, not because he likes combat, exactly, but because in combat he tends to handle himself well.

The six months before the presidential election look set to be a very long time – not just in French, but in international politics, too.

Of course, it takes a very long time to realize the long run in presidential elections, since there is only one of them every four years.

Or, just maybe it was fatigue after three previous debates and a presidential election that has gone on for a very long time.

But you wouldn't have a House for a very long time, because you fill those posts for a special election".

Trump's argument was that his election will be the singular punctuation to a very long equilibrium.