The phrase "awful election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an election that is perceived as poorly conducted, unfair, or disappointing in some way.
Example: "Many voters expressed their dissatisfaction, calling it an awful election due to the numerous irregularities reported."
Alternatives: "terrible election" or "bad election".
That judgment is best confirmed by Labour's truly awful election slogan 'Forward not Back'.
Norman Tebbit told the Observer that we were going into the "most awful election campaign that anyone can remember".
Rove's awful election night proved that you can't buy momentum or create it simply by decreeing it, and that there's a boundary to what bluster accomplishes.
Piece by piece, Congress's entrenched dominance is being undone.In this section Stuffed again Paint it black The exodus The bear on the doorstep Buddhist power Congress after the cataclysm ReprintsRecovery from one awful election is imaginable.
It is obviously going to be the most awful election campaign that anyone can remember, so to rob it even of this little bit of show, I think, would not be particularly pleasing to the public".
For a brief moment it felt like those awful election setups that you see when the ministers go to a primary school (for why? None of the kids can vote) and get down wid da kidz and say vague handwave-y things about what they will do.
While extreme boredom is not nearly enough to get a state into the awful-election finals, Missouri, you do need to think about getting a little variety.
"CNN has done an awful job this election, an awful job," he said.
But Mubarak – dead or alive – cannot change the awful significance of the election results.
It's great for conversations over a beer, but awful for covering an election.
Robert B. Reich, the former labor secretary under President Clinton, said, "This is not a national-unity cabinet of the sort that we were talking, or somebody was talking, about during those awful days after the election, but it's a cabinet so far of people who are fairly moderate".
