Sentence examples for longest election from inspiring English sources
This was the longest election in American history, and the most expensive by far.
"I do this not to start the nation's longest election campaign: quite the opposite.
HAVING fought the longest election campaign in American history, Barack Obama is now immersed in the most difficult transition in living memory.
The ACTU secretary, Dave Oliver, queried why after the longest election campaign in recent times the government had not released its full industrial relations policies.
The announcement by Gillard, Australia's first female prime minister, kicks off what some commentators have described as the longest election campaign in history.
In setting the elections for Sept. 14 — well ahead of the latest possible election date of Nov. 30 — Ms. Gillard insisted that she was aiming for political stability and not the start of the nation's "longest election campaign".
The latest Times/CBS News survey was conducted just after Congress finally adjourned its longest election-year regular session since World war II and as Mr. Bush began an effort to refocus American attention on the Persian Gulf confrontation.
Two years ago we endured a long election season, but entered the winter excited that Americans had re-elected a pro-environment President and environmental champions to the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
It's been a long election season.
"This is a long election," he said Monday.
The outcome, as we noted in April, is lethargy and a long election campaign.
