Sentence examples for election fought from inspiring English sources

All of us in this election fought for our views.

That election, fought under a proportional system, gave UKIP 24 of the U.K.'s 73 seats.

Later, he added: "All of us in this election fought for our views.

Still, North Carolina's 15 electoral votes would likely go Republican in an election fought to a draw nationally.

Like Woodrow Wilson, Bill Clinton will take office after an election fought almost entirely on domestic issues.

The challenge facing Farage is to sustain his party's momentum as we approach the very different political context of a general election fought under first-past-the-post.

After a hard-won re-election fought mainly over taxes and spending, President Obama arguably has a mandate from voters to tap the wealthy to address our budget woes.

Senator Wellstone, 58, who died in a plane crash today while campaigning for re-election, fought for bills favored by unions and advocates of family farmers and the poor, and against those favored by banks, agribusiness and large corporations.

The first local elections fought under Mr Yanukovich were dirty.

"Officials recognise that these elections will be the first Palestinian elections fought on social media," he told the Guardian.

In all recent mid-term elections fought during wars 1942, 1950 and 1966 the party in power did poorly even when the president was himself popular.