Sentence examples for an election fought from inspiring English sources

"The Labor party would welcome an election fought on $100,000 degrees.

Still, North Carolina's 15 electoral votes would likely go Republican in an election fought to a draw nationally.

Like Woodrow Wilson, Bill Clinton will take office after an election fought almost entirely on domestic issues.

A recent YouGov poll of voting intensions saw him garner just 5% in the first round of an election fought under the supplementary vote system.

But they will also be leaning towards an election fought as much on the economy as on Le Pen's home turf of security, immigration and "Frenchness".

This week, asked about an election fought around super and taxation, shadow treasurer Chris Bowen's response was "bring it on", although it remains to be seen whether Labor can actually mount the argument.

At that time, his father was the presumptive Republican nominee and heading towards an election fight against his Democratic rival.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe -- born as the Ottoman Empire drew its final breath and when Calvin Coolidge was still in the White House -- has promised an election "fight for our lives".

Controlling the message in a midterm election, fought out in a disparate collection of states, poses a challenge, even more so for a second-term president.

This all makes me want to grab every American by the shoulder and say, "Focus, people!" This will be a long election fought with hundreds of millions of dollars over relatively few voters in the middle.

A national election fought on local grounds suits Labour.