The phrase "agree this election" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to agree on this election process before moving forward."
Alternatives: "concur on this election" or "reach an agreement regarding this election."
From the controversial last-minute email investigation that yielded nothing new to the lewd Trump tape to enough insults (from Trump himself) to fill a two-page spread in The New York Times ― Democrats and Republicans alike can agree this 2016 election cycle has been a living nightmare.
Some political analysts who are not involved in Mr. Koch's campaign agree that this election year may be unlike others.
Both candidates agree that this election is about the fundamental direction that our country will take for the next four years.
Still, three in four voters agreed in this election to provide another $3.3 billion.
It is striking that the losers are not crying foul; they too agree the election was fundamentally fair.
"Most informed observers agree that in this election Turks were casting their votes for the concept of responsible and accountable representation," he said.
"Senator Ron Johnson and I agree that in this election Wisconsinites deserve a substantive debate on the issues, a desire that could be derailed by limitless anonymous spending and the influence of third party groups," Feingold said in a statement.
Using the words "work" or "worker" at least 37 times, he presented his program as a series of proposals that would make the economy work for the working class voters who, as observers across the political spectrum agree, will decide this election.
Be sure some type of leader is picked in advance by election and everyone agrees this is the case and is willing to listen to him or her.
