Sentence examples for buying elections from inspiring English sources

What he's doing is buying elections".

One reason is that buying elections is economically inefficient.

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

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

The Democrats don't discuss the issue and the Republicans are obsessed with buying elections by promising tax cuts.

That would be the best way to guarantee freedom of speech while stopping those with the biggest wallets buying elections.

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

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

MONEY cannot buy elections, but it helps.

Who will protect the right of every citizen to vote, not every corporation to buy elections.

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