Sentence examples for expensive election from inspiring English sources

It could force an expensive election referendum.

The most expensive election campaign in American history is over.

That makes a lot of sense — no contortions, no signatures, no expensive election lawyers.

Fund-raisers are already out there preparing for the most expensive election in history next year.

Before this year, the most expensive election in South Dakota history was in 1996, when Mr. Johnson defeated Larry Pressler.

Here in the US, Americans are now seeing the most expensive election campaign ever unfold around them.

"These are the world's most expensive elections," says Mr Sarmiento.

America's vastly expensive elections favour political machines: another reason to re-examine campaign finance.

They are getting double-barreled damage in the form of more expensive elections and a weakened public finance system.

But critics have long said that its top-heavy governance, with large local boards and frequent, expensive elections, have put the organization in a constant state of gridlock, and that unless Pacifica reforms it will simply govern itself to death.

The increasingly expensive elections that play out across the country every two years are making stations look like a smart investment, with the revenue piling up each time a candidate says, "I approve this message".