Sentence examples for challenging election from inspiring English sources

"And now we have to think, too, about our identity in France — it's the most challenging election ever.

"Obviously it's not a brilliant result for Labour, we would have hoped to have done better, but this was always going to be a challenging election in a seat with no history of voting Labour," they said.

The Greens leader, Christine Milne, acknowledged it was a "challenging" election for her party in Tasmania, but predicted the Greens would end up with at least three seats and had a chance for a fourth.

He is not eager to concede that control of the Senate could hinge on his seat — though it very well could — but he hopes the warning cry will prompt his loyal Democratic followers to rally to his side in a challenging election year.

He is the first incumbent to announce he will not run in a challenging election cycle for Democrats who will be defending a seat not only in conservative West Virginia but in Republican-leaning states like Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana and Montana.

"We know this is going to be a very challenging election," he said, citing the "dead-even" contests in nine states.

Mr. Seselj has broken with Mr. Milosevic and helped Mr. Kostunica challenge election fraud.

If someone were to challenge election results, the data in memory cards and the software running the voting terminals could be examined only by Diebold representatives.

The court could also object to his view that the threshold test to challenge election results is a "reasonable probability" that the outcome would change if the contest proceeds.

In addition, officials have threatened to challenge election results should voters vote to abolish the authority.

A cruel sequel of hurricanes, cholera, and challenged elections has not helped.