Sentence examples for caught election from inspiring English sources

There are reports this morning that the delegate allotment between Mrs Clinton and Barack Obama could be closer than the latest popular vote count suggests.The surge in turnout among previously undeclared voters seeking Democratic primary ballots caught election officials off-guard.

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The bottom line is he got caught stealing the election, a court threw out the results, and Viktor Yushchenko won the new election that the court ordered.

Well yes … "This snap election caught the opposition with its pants down".

The result of the 2016 Presidential election caught many Americans off guard, and academics were no exception.

Autocrats who get caught up in election crises have little to lose and are determined to remain in power.

In the film, which has earned a relatively meager $13.5 million so far, Mr. Costner plays an everyman caught in an election that goes down to the wire.

Alternatively, they are there to demonstrate elemental connections and fixities, like the agricultural worker of "Fielder" ("...few of us will touch the landscape in that way"), or the protagonist of "Election", caught in a land "voting for change", yet able to "figure the landscape / that is implacably your own".

Was there a deal struck or has the reaction from the Iranians over the election caught the regime off guard and scared them enough of what could ensue that they are giving the revolutionaries against Ahmadinejad their days to vent?

The violence of the 2007 elections caught me and many others by surprise.

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service is caught in an election-year struggle between Democratic lawmakers pressing for a crackdown on nonprofit political groups and conservative organizations accusing the tax agency of conducting a politically charged witch hunt.