Sentence examples for election landscape from inspiring English sources

But they say it is far from enough to fundamentally alter the election landscape.

If you need evidence of just how much super PACs have transformed the 2012 election landscape, now you've got it.

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It may be a bit fruitless to spend too much time worrying about the Wednesday afternoon FiveThirtyEight forecast when Wednesday night's debate had the potential to change the election landscape.

That show, created by Mr. Trudeau and directed by Robert Altman, had a fictional candidate making his way through the real election landscape of 1988, with cringy, and sometimes hilarious, results.

Democrats are looking to the budget vote to reshape the election landscape much as President George W. Bush's proposal to overhaul Social Security did in 2006, particularly among older voters and independents who deserted Democrats in 2010.

In a country already burdened with headline-grabbing rising crime and a tight economy, the pre-election landscape is suddenly quite rocky and unpredictable.

With the post-election landscape threatening to be so chaotic that no two parties could form an effective coalition, we look for signs that unlikely maps to power are being drawn.

He seems to be angling to land in the right place on a craggy and perhaps inhospitable post-election landscape, to be ready to take strides across it long enough to dispel any doubts about his ability and that of his running mate, Dick Cheney, to make progress.

"Social media analysts continually sounded the alarm that all of the polls were not reflecting the actual situation on the ground in the pre-election landscape," he added.

It has quietly become part of the election-year landscape, put alongside strategists' calculations about how the unemployment rate, or the Dow, or Iraq might affect a close election.