Sentence examples for bought election from inspiring English sources

It is a process dating back centuries, with a rich history of chicanery — like the bought election of Julius II in 1503 and the undermining of a leading contender, Cardinal Giuseppe Siri, in 1978, thanks to the leaking of an embargoed interview he gave.

The report will detail who's buying election ads and how much they spent.

Facebook may need to make it harder for organizations to buy election ads, which could reduce the revenue it receives from this business.

"The simplistic idea that money simply buys election outcomes is wrong," said Hasen.

Money usually buys elections and, whoever is elected, it almost always buys influence.

MONEY cannot buy elections, but it helps.

What he's doing is buying elections".

Mr. Morgan said that was different, as "newspaper publishers aren't buying elections".

We're more concerned about stopping people from buying elections in North Dakota than whether people here should be trying to buy elections elsewhere".

"I don't like buying elections, but I also don't like calcified party structures.

Enough to buy elections, governments, judges, newspapers, TV channels, NGOs and aid agencies.