Sentence examples for example of election from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure when I last saw such a stark example of election spin and punditry floating away from the substantive reality of governing and its impact on actual people.

Richard Hasen, an expert in election law, called the probe "perhaps the most outrageous example of election administration partisanship in the modern era" and "banana republic stuff".

This is a perfect example of election year hype and trying to find something, anything that can potentially make someone on either side look bad.

This sure seems like the kind of legitimate and documented example of election fraud that President Donald Trump has been waiting for.

The case already appears to be the most significant example of election fraud in the U.S. since a disputed mayoral election in Miami two decades ago.

Kemp's actions amount to "banana republic stuff" and are "perhaps the most outrageous example of election administration partisanship in the modern era," wrote election law expert Richard Hasen in Slate.

From Lyndon B. Johnson's TV demolition of Barry Goldwater, to the infamous Willie Horton spot, the annals of our electoral politics are rife with examples of elections whose outcomes were determined by negative advertising campaigns.

It also can happen when the political strength of the minority group increases as result, for example, of the election of a minority member to parliament.

André da Silva Neto, head of Angola's election commission, said the poll was "an example of how elections should be carried out in any part of the world".

He also became, he said, a fine example of how elections can change under the "clean money" campaign finance overhauls that have passed in Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and Arizona.

As the Yale political scientist David Mayhew and others have shown, even the supposedly classic example of a realigning election -- the 1896 election of William McKinley (Rove's favorite) -- cannot withstand empirical scrutiny.