Sentence examples for bad general election from inspiring English sources

He may be more vulnerable if the DUP has a bad general election and loses a seat to the hardline Traditional Unionist Voice.

The national share of the vote, as reported by the BBC, was very respectable two years after a bad general election defeat.

"Is that good or bad in the general election?

Texas primaries can be somewhat competitive, when seats are open or when incumbents are weakened by bad behavior or bad votes, but general elections at the legislative level are not.

They might even save some jobs, no bad idea with a general election only a year away.

But perhaps most importantly, this week's council votes implied Labour is not in quite such bad shape as the general election suggested.

He is just family charisma, not coupled with wit or competence".And so, two years after an unexpectedly bad thumping at a general election, the BJP sees glimmers of electoral recovery.

Whether the TV election debates last time were a good or bad thing for the general election campaign, it's been the broadcasters who have most persistently campaigned for them.

Things got especially bad after the last general election in December 2007.

"While most of the byelections have not been in natural Labour territory, any downward drift compared with the general election is bad news and there is no evidence of a Corbyn bounce".

And the bad news is that reliable general election voters like John McCain.