Sentence examples for election rematch from inspiring English sources

And he thwarted any attempt by former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to set up an election rematch unless the special law is amended by a majority of the fractious 120-member Parliament.

A high school basketball star, former insurance salesman and onetime president of the local Jaycees, Hill faces an election rematch in November against Republican Mike Sodrel.

The Democrats renominated former President Cleveland, making the 1892 election a rematch of the one four years earlier.

The Republicans re-nominated President Harrison, making the 1892 election a rematch of the one four years earlier.

After all, this year's election had rematches of two close races in the 1998 primary: an ultimately unsuccessful challenge by Barry Ford, a Harvard-educated lawyer, to Congressman Edolphus Towns, and Mr. Dilan's failed bid to unseat Mr. Towns's son, Assemblyman Darryl Towns.

If no candidate satisfies this complex arithmetic, then a "rematch" election will be staged between President Jonathan and his nearest opposition challenger, Buhari.

The 1800 election was a rematch between Adams and Jefferson, and to forestall the recurrence of the same situation from the 1796 election, the parties sought to ensure that all their electors were united.

Mr. Seabrook, 50, has steadily portrayed the election as a rematch of the race between himself and Mr. Engel because, he maintains, "Shirley Saunders only does what Eliot Engel tells her to do".

As the sheer mendacity of the leave argument becomes clear – it never intended to curb immigration, there will be no extra money for the NHS, there was no plan for making up EU spending in deprived areas – there will be a powerful argument for framing the general election as a rematch.

The November election is a rematch between Calvert and Takano, with decidedly different wrinkles.

Wisconsin's recall election is a rematch of the 2010 governor's race in which Walker defeated Barrett by 5 percentage points.