Sentence examples for in most election from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fujimori, who was first elected in 1990 and won a landslide re-election in 1995, has a wide lead in most election polls.

In most election years, the candidates seem to spend more time in those two states than in all the others put together.

In most election campaigns Lib Dems do better than their share of opinion polls suggests, quietly benefitting from the mistakes of their bigger rivals.

"It is impossible to avoid all sporting events, and there have been nights on which debates and games occurred in most election cycles.

Typically, each political party has close to 600,000 registered voters, but in most election years barely one in five actually show up on caucus night.

Almost all of Kenya's television networks have switched to 24-hour coverage but confined themselves to relaying the results from the electoral authority and avoided making any projections – as is commonplace in most election coverage.

In most elections, third-party support crumbles by Election Day, and most of these voters wind up voting for one of the two major party's candidates.

Local factors naturally play a big part in most elections.

Yet in most elections, the links are unclear.

For example, in Switzerland and the United States, fewer than half the electorate vote in most elections.

That will be dominated, as in most elections, by more humdrum concerns.