Sentence examples for easiest election from inspiring English sources

To me this should be the easiest election to win against this corrupt woman, however Trump is not staying on message and it looks very childish the way he is behaving.

But the Democrats aren't expecting an easy election, either nor should they.

We know now that her first priority is Conservative unity, even above an easy election victory.

But Jones faces an easy election, so it would be difficult to persuade critics that Mayday's support was pivotal.

The best way to the Oval Office has been through the Senate and the governor's mansion, so it should have been an easy election for Mr Bush.

Last January, in the afterglow of a triumphant legislative session and an easy election to a second term, Mr. Schwarzenegger proposed coverage for all 6.7 million uninsured Californians.

You think this is a free and easy election?" The Republican nominee has long made broad, baseless and vague accusations of "large-scale voter fraud".

Mrs. Merkel's coalition has a 21-vote advantage in the special assembly of 1,244 voters, which in a normal year would mean an easy election for her candidate, Christian Wulff, Lower Saxony's state premier.

Mr. Pataki has appeared in state-financed ads since his first year in office, but he stepped up the practice after his easy election to a second term in 1998.

Mr. Kwasniewski, a former Communist who helped transform his leftist colleagues into Western-style social democrats, appears to be headed for an easy election victory, with polls showing he has more than 60percentt support.

The latest survey of 1,028 voters puts Labor ahead of the Coalition 54% to 46% on the two-party-preferred measure, compared with 53% to 47% a fortnight ago – a result that would give Bill Shorten an easy election win.