Sentence examples for election you know from inspiring English sources

So the idea is, any candidate who stands in this election, you know who that candidate is, you know whether they're right wing or left wing, so they can't tell you they're something else.

"You don't see a lot of stuff out there about there being an election, you know?" Campaign officials and political consultants predicted low turnouts in primary elections for House seats and in the lone statewide primary, for the Republican nomination to challenge Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, a Democrat.

"Between [early voting], mail absentee, and voting the day of election, you know, I mean anybody who can't vote with all those options, they've really got a problem," Grothman said, according to MSNBC.

So on the day of the US election – you know, the one with the racist and the grinning woman people seemed to really hate – I wanted to spend an entire 24 hours of my life watching these films to see if they could make everything better.

When you're growing the way the country was growing in 1984 , 1972 some of the these years, 1964 when we had blowout elections, you know it kind of doesn't matter.

He called the Chamber's efforts this fall in Alabama's 1st congressional district -- where the group backed an establishment candidate in a primary race against a Christian conservative aligned with the tea party a preview of the "aggressive efforts the Chamber has planned for the midterm elections". "You know we won in Alabama – thank God," Donohue said.

Chris Wallace tells us that the 2013 elections (you know, all seven or eight of them) has left the GOP convinced that "running against Obamacare is the key to winning elections".

"I bet there are people right here in this room who didn't vote in the last council election … You know what?

He added: "We can't lose an election because you know what I am talking about".

And Cuba was very good to me in the Florida election, as you know the Cuban Americans.

"It's unfair to run for an election when you know and the voters don't that you won't serve out your term".