Sentence examples for elections so far from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the defining mood of the elections so far is boredom.

For the parliamentary elections, so far about 70percentt of all reform candidates have been disqualified.

Interestingly, the word that provincial voters have most frequently been using to describe the elections so far is "trivial".

Labour went into the 1997 and 2001 elections so far ahead that only the degree of Conservative humiliation was in question.

Mr. Romney also won nearly half of evangelical votes, the best he has done in this group in the elections so far.

Six other states -- Alabama, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey and New Mexico -- also held primaries on Tuesday, making it the year's busiest day for elections so far.

The most alarming feature of this election – so far – is the lack of public interest.

In fact, the mayor has spent $65 million on this election so far.

Maps below show where third-party groups have spent the most money in the general election so far.

The criticisms that the election so far lacks "passion" don't stand up at this press conference, which is clearly the most tense, argumentative and dramatic of the election so far – and Labour's one is still to come.

3.28pm: Nick Clegg may have just taken the prize for the strangest campaign appearance of this election so far.