Sentence examples for election a bit from inspiring English sources

Is it me, or is the row over one of Senator John McCain's top advisor's comments about terrorism and the election a bit overwrought?

Many parties have enlisted the support of soap-opera stars, swimsuit models and similar attractions to tickle voters' interest.Behind the razzmatazz of the election, a bit more is at stake than how well Jokowi's party fares.

Below that sort of level of Lib Dem representation, Labour or the Tories might be more inclined to take office as a minority government and then try for a majority at another election a bit later.

You may have been following this year's tumultuous election a bit on autopilot.

Lastly, Twitter explains some concrete steps it's taking to make the 2018 elections a bit less susceptible to this type of interference, which, while not actually too grand in scale, was certainly more widespread than expected.

The other is the party that does not vote in presidential elections....The presidential elections are a bit like the Grammy Awards, where an industry of real interest to very few people honors itself fulsomely... on prime-time television".

The last election was a bit different, but not that different.

"Surely the idea of joining a political party just to vote in a leadership election is a bit limited and we should go a bit further.

The Conservative majority in the general election was a bit of a shock, even to the Tories themselves.

This election is a bit different, because religious issues, such as abortion and a stipulation in the constitution that allows for Muslim family courts, cut across ethnic lines.

CSX's announcement this week that it will take a month to determine the outcome of its board election is a bit cheeky to say the least.