Sentence examples for election trends from inspiring English sources

But election trends suggest that such criticisms may be losing effectiveness.

Senators John McCain and Barack Obama are mentioned only three times each, since this book aspires to predicting more than short-term election trends.

"This is a good first step toward restoring credibility in the electoral process, and these results correspond" to early findings of election trends, James P. Rubin, the State Department spokesman, said in Washington.

Charles Cook, one of the foremost analysts of U.S. election trends, says that basic public opinion about the election has been so stable now for so many months "that the makeup of the electorate is one of the few critical questions".

The group of over 700 people currently works with crime, campaign and election data to come to non-obvious conclusions about election trends and government spending.

Other organizations have tapped into this data as well — as the AP has with its "Election Buzz" tool that combines Google and Twitter data to provide insights into election trends and topics.

"We have had great success with candidates who have given it a second try and we very much see the results of this election trending along those same lines," said Stacy Kerr, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Republicans believe that Obama is beatable, and they can win the Senate with a continuation of the 2010 election trend.

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.

Not only will there likely be close general election races for Governor and the US Senate, but Democrats throughout the state will face Republican opponents who are banking on a historical election trend.

Perhaps taking their cue from the pre-election trend that saw Labour voters cover, hide, and burn copies of the Sun and the Daily Mail, LEVELZ have taken the practice to industrial heights.