Sentence examples for daunting election from inspiring English sources

The emergence of successful Tea Party candidates in key Republican primaries is one of the few bright spots for the Democratic Party in this otherwise daunting election season for Democrats.

Now, in only six weeks, the city faces its most daunting Election Day in many years.

Some said the choice of the little-known Ms. Ferraro had been a desperate move to attract the female vote in a daunting election year.

Part of Inner Circle Mr. Johnson's increasing prominence, and Mr. Paterson's reliance on him, have worried some veteran aides to the governor, who themselves are trying to assist Mr. Paterson as he faces an enormous fiscal crisis and a daunting election effort.

Republicans and Democrats alike are now left to learn the lessons from the frustration being expressed by voters, and to unify behind nominees who face daunting general election campaigns.

Against this daunting general election backdrop, the nominating contest is as unsettled as any Democratic presidential competition in 20 years, with candidates who have struggled for months to win attention from a nation that seems to have things on its mind other than an election that is 15 months away.

Gordon Brown faces a daunting by-election in his own political backyard following the death yesterday of a Labour MP.

For this former New Yorker, accustomed to the convenience of voting in a nearby school, the California recall election proved daunting.

But the state's challenges after the election appeared more daunting.

That's a bit better than the mountainous 12 points they needed in this election, but still daunting.

The lineup of Senate races this election cycle was daunting even before he lost popularity.