Sentence examples for election personal from inspiring English sources

But more than anything, Mr. Giuliani's New York is the laboratory that proved the failure of Democratic Party policies, just as his role as a Republican mayor in helping to revive the city is a vindication, he argues, of the very conservative policies that Republicans assert are at stake in this election — personal responsibility, low taxes and the right balance of civil liberties and security.

The Tories think they can win the next election through personal attacks and negative campaigns.

Her father died in the stretch run heading into that election, adding personal anguish to a politically fraught moment.

Mayor John H. Weaver, who withdrew from the election for personal reasons after the paper ballots were printed, received 10 votes.

"Over the last few days, the Tea Party is going to try to make this election about personal attacks on me," claimed McAuliffe.

The current Thanet South MP, Laura Sandys, who is stepping down at the election for personal reasons, is an enthusiastic pro-European.

However, she withdrew as a candidate for the safe Tory seat of North West Hampshire at the 2015 general election citing personal reasons.

Goldsmith, who turned his Richmond Park seat from marginal to ultra-safe in the 2015 election (a personal vote for someone who sticks to his promises, he claims), is Eurosceptic in a cosmopolitan capital.

(Think about the hard time today's pundits might have had in 1960: Was Kennedy's win about Quemoy and Matsu or the missile gap -- or was the election a personal showdown between Kennedy's style and Nixon's downbeat persona?) There is a striking disconnect here.

His current actions could easily be interpreted as an attempt to overturn a democratic election for personal gain.

This election is personal.