Sentence examples for favorite election from inspiring English sources

My favorite election story was told to me by an international observer, who asked not to be identified.

Redistricting and poll watchers have such a history in Amite County that the older white men sitting around at the drugstore in the county seat, Liberty, can swap their favorite election stories, many of which tend to have punch lines showing federal involvement as misguided and ineffectual.

To find out what that might be, I emailed a few of my favorite election experts and asked them how exactly Trump could win.

Everyone's favorite election guru, Nate Silver, crunched the numbers and provided a fascinating look at how insurgent Tea Party candidates were able to take on the Republican establishment with relatively little funding.

So spending, a favorite election-year activity, is limited this year, prompting members to be especially creative.

At the fund-raiser for Ms. Carnahan, the president invoked what is turning out to be one of his favorite election-season analogies, likening Republicans to teenagers' learning to drive a car.

Political experts pointed out that the Republican campaign statements would indicate that Mr. Byrne could be regarded as a heavy favorite for election in November since Mr. Cahill and Mr. Sandman described each other as "sure losers" in the general election.

Speculation has been growing that Jeb Bush, above left, will join his sister, who is known as Doro, above right, in making Mr. Romney the Bush family favorite this election season.

To get a sense of what is going on, let's go to everyone's favorite presidential election swing state, Ohio, where the state's schools are in the middle of a two-year, $1.8 billion cut in state education funding, on top of whatever money is drying up because of reduced property values.

I asked if the local Taliban played favorites at election time.

Mr. Tsang is the heavy favorite in the election.