Sentence examples for elections we know from inspiring English sources

In the run up to the elections, we know we're in for more of this back and forth.

Hillary herself said, "Maybe because Bill and I have been through so many elections we know that Democrats have to fight back — that you can't assume people will see through the blizzard of negativity that is the hallmark of modern Republican campaigns.

As has been demonstrated by Representative Tom DeLay's redistricting machinations in Texas, and by the lengths to which Florida Republicans went to ensure the outcome of the 2000 election, we know that the Republicans will do whatever it takes to re-elect George W. Bush.

Since the election we know different, and Mr Brown, Lord Mandelson and Vince Cable have suffered through underestimating Mr Osborne.

Because the big political parties have already selected a large number of their candidates for next year's general election, we know now that, whoever wins, the increase in women MPs overall is likely to be small.

A spokesperson for the party described the run-ins between Miliband and Sturgeon as "brilliant", adding that if the two parties were to do a deal after the election, "we know who the stronger negotiator would be, and it wouldn't be Ed Miliband".

With over 270 days before the election, we know how non-predictive early polling can be.

In the 2012 election, we know of more than $315 million in reported spending that cannot be traced back to an original donor.

If the Kochs et. al. effectively buy the nominee, hold the Congress and prevail in the general election we know what they will do.

"I'm not sure, but I think more young people will vote in this election; we know what's going on because it's on Facebook and on the tele".

In the November election, we know that Latino turnout will be much, much higher and this could significantly benefit Sanchez if Harris does not have a better strategy at incorporating Latino voters.