Sentence examples for mainstream election from inspiring English sources

Mainstream election experts say that Spakovsky has had an improbably large impact.

BuzzFeed recently reported that, in the final three months of the presidential campaign, the top 20 fake news election stories actually outperformed the top twenty mainstream election stories on Facebook.

In many parts of Britain there is a perception of North East Labour voters as no-nonsense types lacking in nuance, and this has translated into mainstream media election coverage, depicting Corbyn and his dreamy ideas as far too intellectual and idealist to ever appeal to Labour's heartlands.

These are the sort of proposals that are banished from the media-defined mainstream of the election debate.

After the election, mainstream conservatives may well engage in what Richard Viguerie has forecast as "a massive, almost historic battle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party".

Paul has followed the Republican mainstream since his election to the US Senate and growing interest in the presidency, because that's where the votes are.

Ryan Lenz, a senior investigative reporter at the Southern Poverty Law Center, told me that "the migration of these ideas to the mainstream primed the election for Trump".

Whether Ukip's attraction is temporary or longer lasting and robust enough to suck up votes in the 2015 general election, mainstream politics has been called to account and found seriously wanting.

The collaboration between Fusion and Whisper, one of several anonymity-friendly online social networks, follows similar image-boosting media partnerships that Twitter and Facebook earlier in their lifespans struck with mainstream networks for election, sports and other coverage.

With the tea party about to play its first role in a presidential election, mainstream Republicans hope to harness its energy in campaigns nationwide, as they did in 2010.

The only doubt is whether he could ever become sufficiently mainstream for national elections.