Sentence examples for election war from inspiring English sources

Take the long view toward a general election war against President Obama?

When this phoney election war is over, it will go up.

But what's going on in Labor is more profound than some nifty intra-day positioning and election war gaming.

Now that he has been formally nominated, he can start spending the hundreds of millions of dollars in his general election war chest.

As part of McNicol's election war plan, Labour aims to make "1,000 extra contacts" – meaning face-to-face conversations – each week in this constituency of about 94,000 voters.

The sensible way to guide voters through the fog of the election war is for the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), the independent fiscal watchdog, to analyse the pledges made by all the parties.

Tony Blair says his are "mainstream, costed and sensible".Secrets: The Tories and Labour refuse to say how much money is in their election war-chests.

"It has been suggested that this is my plan for the years to come, the election war-chest thesis, nothing can be further from the truth".

Two years on, the election war-chest thesis looks rather more credible: this week's spending review has opened the Treasury's coffers.In the current year almost certainly a pre-election year total public expenditure will rise in real terms by 6.7%, the biggest increase since 1974.

Collier's data show that before an election, warring parties may channel their antagonisms into politics, but that violence tends to flare up once the voting is over.

Much of the money ended up in Mr. Silvester's 1998 re-election war chest.