Sentence examples for difference between the election from inspiring English sources

But when he sat down with HuffPost Live's Marc Lamont Hill, he answered the most important question of all -- what's the difference between the election for the next "American Idol" and the next member of Congress?

In fact, he ends up blaming it all on the '60s "Progressive Left," those "aged hippies no longer understand that there is a difference between the election of a black president and the creation of cheap solar power" and who engage in "endless fake cultural wars around identity politics".

That's the difference between this election and the ones in the past.

Another big difference between this election and the last is campaign finance reform.

The other argument that could work in favor of Mr. Gandhi is that there is a difference between the state elections and national elections and in the end, "there is only the first family, a hope and a prayer".

There's another difference between the last election and this one, Hastings noted.

But there is a crucial difference between this election and 2006, when intense gun battles erupted on Kinshasa's boulevards between Mr. Kabila's forces and the militia of Jean-Pierre Bemba, the presidential runner-up.

"The big difference between the last elections and this year's is one of motivation," said Mr. Stearns, the Congo analyst.

Given the time differences between Russia and San Francisco, the election could already be decided by the time people are able to vote at the consulate on Green Street.

There was no difference between these elections and previous ones, he said.

The difference between the 2016 Gambian election and previous votes was that Gambia's fractured opposition joined forces in a coalition behind a former businessman, Adama Barrow, who pledged to restore human rights and the rule of law.