Sentence examples for election swing from inspiring English sources

These weird things didn't really bother Democratic primary voters, but primary voters imagined they might bother general election swing voters.

Down the road, they also know that Jewish voters are critical to victory in general election swing states like Pennsylvania and Florida.

Adding to the political pressure, many of the states that are hardest hit by mortgage defaults and falling home prices are important election swing states.

Exercising his new-found role as the likely Democratic nominee, Obama will instead travel to Missouri, a general election swing state, to begin laying the groundwork for November.

The group, Restore Our Future, has begun buying as much $4 million worth of 30-second television advertisements in a least eight general election swing states, according to a Democrat who tracks media buys.

As he swept through this gray northern town -- or at least through a two-block section of it -- on an election swing today, he did not even seem worried.

It was a done deal but, until then, the election swung according to what you were watching and where.

Nixon's flop sweat was so distasteful to the audience at home that the entire election swung to Kennedy, changing the course of our nation's history.

In the event, many of the independents who had supported Obama and other Democrats in the 2008 election swung back to the Republicans, and voters returned control of the House to the Republicans, who gained some 60 seats (the biggest swing since 1948).

Missouri is one of the states that has seen the biggest special election swings, but this still shows the special election trend isn't slowing.

Many other voters, in a post-election swing through this deeply divided, fought-over county, expressed a similar thought: election over, game on.