Sentence examples for distorted election from inspiring English sources

Such distorted election choices interact with the architecture of government.

Take note that the Communist Party came in second, even in distorted elections.

Stevens argued that the super PACs in 2012 distorted the primary election, providing huge infusions of cash to candidates whose campaigns were, for all intents and purposes, over: Campaigns never end because people want campaigns to end.

Even more so when those mirrors offer a distorted reflection.

This distorted version of democracy, naturally, distorted the elections as well.

Chancellor Gerhard Schröder told a special investigation committee of the Parliament that allegations that the government distorted economic data in last fall's elections were groundless.

The accusation dated back to local elections in 2014 when distorted stories circulated on a far-right opinion website, accusing Juppé of wanting to build a "Mosque-Cathedral" in Bordeaux, where he is mayor.

Today Mr. Schori declared that the election had been unfair and distorted.

Then on Wednesday, The Herald, the state-run newspaper, described the country's political dynamics as "so distorted that holding a free and fair election runoff in the immediate term is literally impossible," calling instead for a power-sharing government.

If Trump is the Republican nominee and Hillary Clinton is chosen by the Democrats, the 2016 election may seem like a distorted, vulgar repetition of 1964: a contest between a Republican who scares and repels people, including Republicans, and a Democrat whom many voters, including Democrats, don't like or trust, leading to an outcome that may change the electoral map again.

I noted the Liberal party's fairly distorted view of cost of living during the election campaign, and once again Hockey used the seven categories most advantageous to his narrative.