Sentence examples for election interview from inspiring English sources

Charles Moore in the Daily Telegraph on the decline of the election interview.

The ever-dumber BBC spent its local election interview booked with David Cameron asking about John Prescott's sex life and Cameron's transport habits.

Tony Blair: I don't think it should, because what you were trying to get me to do during the course of the election interview was rule out national insurance, I refused to do so.

In New York, many women are bringing an intense, almost visceral connection to the election, interviews with dozens of women over the past week show.

In the first in a series of election interviews with Welsh political parties, he said: "What we need in Wales, what the Welsh people want and deserve is a partnership between a government in Westminster and a government in Wales both working for the good of Wales working to improve public services together, not criticising one another.

In his first post-election interview, President-elect Donald Trump said on "60 Minutes" that should Roe v. Wade (the landmark Supreme Court decision that established women's constitutional right to an abortion) ever be overturned, the question of whether abortion is legal would be settled in the states.

That site has been so successful that after the site's coverage was recognized as some of the most important media activity around the last Korean presidential election, the newly elected president did his first post-election interview with OhMyNews.

President-elect Donald Trump is giving his first at-length, post-election interview to Lesley Stahl of CBS' "60 Minutes".

The British National party leader, Nick Griffin, feels Paxman's disdain in a pre-election interview.

"It was so hard," she said during a post-election interview in her apartment near Central Park West.

"Right now she transcends politics even though she's campaigning for Hillary Clinton," he said in a pre-election interview.