Sentence examples for election pattern from inspiring English sources

The 2010 election pattern was repeated in the 2014 midterms.

Malcolm Turnbull's double-dissolution election meant the Senate needs to determine which senators are on a three-year term and which are on a six-year term, in order to fall back into the usual election pattern.

Malcolm Turnbull's decision to call a double-dissolution election means the Senate needs to determine which senators are on a three-year term and which are on a six-year term, in order to fall back into the usual election pattern.

Sometimes these surprises were on individual races, but much of the time, they were on the overall election pattern.

A decline so startling might suggest that predicting the market by watching American election patterns is not a practice to, er, put a lot of stock in.

Thereafter a conservative trend took shape, and in the early 21st century loyalty to both the Republican and Democratic parties was so evenly divided, at least in state elections, that election patterns were not predictable.

So here's the Lustig theory of European election patterns: instead of greed and fear, voters experience anger and fear.

You can't win an election patterning yourself after the production meetings for The Hunger Games sequels.

In other words, he's not exactly the type of candidate you'd expect to break an election history pattern in a positive way for his party.

By analyzing presidential election voting patterns county by county, the researchers determined the likely political preferences of these account holders.

In these elections, the pattern seemed all too easily repeated with a Socialist Party that had not only been ousted from the presidential race but also seemed adrift, leaderless and out of touch with its traditional supporters.