Sentence examples for election about which from inspiring English sources

This is, in short, an election about which party can be trusted with the American Dream itself.

After all, who is responsible for the outcome of the "wave" elections about which he spoke?

The next election, and to some degree every election, is about which one voters find more compelling.

The Times's investigation shows that in a disputed election, decisions about which ballots to count can't be resolved by the wrangling of lawyers.

Mr Miliband needs this process as much for his own benefit as for his party's, since these are questions he did not fully address in the leadership election and about which he appears conflicted.

In the run up to Monday's pre-budget report, the gloves have come off and the fight for the next election (speculation about which I'll save for another day) has begun.

Reminding the crowd of the economic mess that George W. Bush and the Republicans bequeathed eight years ago, he praised President Obama "for pulling us out of that terrible recession," and said, "This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions — not just bombast, not just fearmongering, not just name-calling and divisiveness".

The 2008 election is about which candidate's view of governing America you want to buy into.

If this election becomes about which party is better at winning/investing in the future, as Obama is trying to make it, Democrats will win.

This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions – not just bombast, fear-mongering, name-calling and divisiveness.

Instead, the battle at the next election will be about which party can best complete the job of fixing the economy.