Sentence examples for election overload from inspiring English sources
With a sudden bombshell like this week's court actions, she said, election overload was unavoidable.
It comes as election overload: voting for mayor is one ballot paper too many.
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It feels weird, like this chaos that's been brewing over the course over the last couple of years has finally lifted as I cast my ballot this morning I felt something like relief, at least before taking out my phone and diving back into Twitter's endless scroll of election info overload.
Days before France's presidential election, the country has gone into talk overload, with both serious debates and silly posturing.
A similar chunk of the population said they felt information overload in the lead-up to the the 2016 presidential election, Pew found, when about six in 10 Americans felt worn out by the amount of election coverage.
But, in an age of information overload and economic crisis, the already familiar will always have an advantage: this year's US election was the first to feature two candidates, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, who were both global celebrities before they ran.
