Sentence examples for election driven from inspiring English sources

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Republicans argued on Tuesday that Virginia was a local election driven by local events, with little long-term national significance.

And 2004 was a "khaki election", driven by war talk — better yet for the GOP, an election driven by talk of the "war on terror", where voters had no way of telling how things were going other than the Bush administration's own boasts of victory.

And overall consumer confidence numbers also shot higher after Trump's election, driven in part by a surge in confidence among Republicans.

Walker faces off against Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett (D) in an election driven by progressive outrage at Walker's changes to public employee and union rules in Wisconsin.

We're staring down the barrel of a potentially violent and unsettling election driven by a man who will accept the results of the election only if he wins.

The last Presidential election drove many liberals to muse about packing up and fleeing to Canada.

Ivanka Trump, a daughter of and aide to the man whose election drove women to mount the largest protest in American history, has published a new book.

Treasury Prices Rise By Bloomberg News Most bonds rose yesterday as the unresolved presidential election drove investors to the haven of government securities.

Flat-lining the job market until the election drives up discontent and amps up voter anger enough that they will go Bush-blind just long enough to vote Republican.

Blacks in New Jersey are among the Democrats' most loyal voters, and black turnout has increased in each of the last two presidential elections, driven in part, no doubt, by a sense of outrage at seeming Republican indifference to their plight.