The phrase "average election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an election that is typical or standard in terms of voter turnout, candidate quality, or other measurable factors.
Example: "In an average election year, voter turnout tends to hover around 60%."
Alternatives: "typical election" or "standard election".
Indians are enthusiastic voters, with an average election turnout of around 60%.
Maine, while idiosyncratic, is a blue-leaning state, enough that you would expect Democrats to have an edge there in an average election cycle in a contest between "generic" opponents.
Usually a shift from registered voters to likely voters will improve the Republican candidate's standing by a couple of points because Republican voters are older, wealthier and more likely to turn out in the average election.
"It has not been your average election year," said Patrick Hardy, executive vice president and executive creative director at the TD Bank agency, Tierney & Partners in Philadelphia, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies.
In the 2005 Democratic primary, for instance, the turnout among registered Democrats in the average election district citywide was 15percentt; in Washington Heights it was roughly 24percentt.
In the last four presidential elections, she said, the election-eve trading price has typically been within 1.5 percentage points of the actual result, which is about half a point more accurate than the average election-eve poll.
On average, since election night, Ms. Couric's broadcast has been drawing about 200,000 more viewers a night than during the same period a year ago, according to Nielsen Media Research.
The race attracted more money than the average special election, most of it coming from political action committees — and most of it going to Mr. Kelly, who had come close to defeating Ms. Giffords in 2010.
What that means is simply that, on average during election years since 1968, the incumbent party's candidate had 44.6 percent of the vote in polls in April and the challenging candidate 41.5 percent.
That simple double-stroke of the pencil helped put an end to the drinking, partying, bribery and violence that made up the average Victorian election.
The authors introduce the average speed election factor and vector velocity variable to differ between vehicles driving in opposite directions in order to reduce the fast connection and disconnection events that usually overload the network and reduce the clustering performance.
