Sentence examples for get elected without from inspiring English sources

"In 1860, Abraham Lincoln wins the presidential election and for the first time in American history a president can get elected without getting a single electoral vote from the South," Ross said.

Nobody ought to expect to get elected without a contest.

REPUBLICAN presidential candidates can't get elected without owning the tax issue.

But unless you are George Galloway, it is very hard to get elected without a big party machine behind you.

In an era of fake news and Russian hacking, we may well wonder how anyone could get elected without being a reality TV actor.

You can imagine a world where you can't get elected without the backing of a billionaire," said Professor Noah Feldman, a constitutional law expert at Harvard.

Statewide officials in Texas, especially Republicans, have a hard time getting elected without Hispanic voters.

I find this quote so revealing because Nixon didn't like Jews, but he understood Americans -- you don't get elected president without that.

In states like Texas and North Carolina, you can't get elected dog catcher without having Jesus as your campaign manager.

"I don't think you can get elected in Texas without knowing how to talk and be outspoken," said A. R. Schwartz, 86, a former Democratic state senator known as Babe and a filibustering expert.

A lot of people wrongly think that if someone as inexperienced as Obama can get elected President, others without foreign policy cred could too.