Sentence examples for election version from inspiring English sources

Following the success of Vote Compass in the 2013 federal election and last year's Victorian election, the ABC has launched the Queensland election version.

On Monday night, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" captured the cinematic quality of the warring campaigns by debuting "Captain America: Civil War -- Presidential Election Version," a mashup of the upcoming Marvel movie and characters like Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. .

We've also done some crucial investigations into Bill English's pimpled past and Ardern's music taste, gone on many a beer crawl to see how the punters are thinking, ranked our Prime Ministers from lamest to coolest and made our very own election version of street fighter, in case you're looking for a little light relief.

If so, it's a given that the Corrigan Brothers will entertain all present with their 2012 election version of There's No One as Irish as Barack Obama, which includes a shout-out to yours truly and Stephen Neill for our genealogical sleuthing.

Back in Minnesota to complete his political science degree, Mr. Griffin, 23, took a job with the post-election version of the Obama campaign, Organizing for America.

-We learned that Trump's pressers will just be post-election versions of his campaign rallies, with paid staffers in the back cheering when he berates reporters.

We mention this because the hats' country of origin was a point of contention during the presidential campaign and all the actual, wearable headgear currently offered at the site (including post-election versions with the number 45 embroidered at the right temple) has "Proudly Made in the USA" in the description.

Is Nicola Sturgeon's popularity this election's version of the Cleggmania that turned us all into fainting hysterics for a day in 2010?

The defining ad of this upcoming political cycle may not be produced by a group of Beltway campaign hands or even this election's version of the Swift Boat Veterans it will come from a young person with a $100 digital camera and Final Cut software (see story).

The Election 2012 version of How's Your News? is a documentary about the three reporters attending to two presidential nominating conventions.

Hence, voting has become a form of shopping, elections a version of American Idol.