Sentence examples for election hard from inspiring English sources

She fought the 2010 election hard, playing politics like the boys, with wit, pragmatism and tough debating skills.

Unlike soft money, which is rarely spent until a general election, hard money (which accounts for more than 80percentt of the funds raised by federal candidates and parties) begins to influence the outcome months or years before the primaries, in the time when candidates are sitting in quiet living rooms contemplating campaigns.

During the 1836 Presidential election Harding supported the Whig party candidate over the Democratic candidate and afterwards The Inquirer became known for its support of Whig candidates.

Times are tough and the road to re-election hard, but this is now the Obamas Democratic Partyy as much as the Republicans were Ronald Reagan's party in the 1980s.

What is not so clear is whether Mr. Obama can parlay this commanding self-assurance — borne of re-election, hard lessons learned and Republicans' disarray — into victories as he tries to turn Washington away from its obsession with deficit-cutting to a broader progressive agenda.

The Czech constitution makes snap elections hard, so the outcome could be yet another coalition, of Social Democrats, Christian Democrats and the Freedom Union enough for a one-seat majority in the 200-seat parliament.

"Campaigns should be hard fought and elections hard won, but what is fundamental about the American electoral system is that it is free, fair and open to the people," he said.

He made the effort, he said, because big turnouts make elections harder to steal.

"Campaigns should be hard-fought and elections hard-won, but what is fundamental about the American electoral system is that it is free, fair and open to the people.

We will fight the election very hard.

The effects of Hurricane Sandy on next Tuesday's election are hard to predict.