Sentence examples for maybe election from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe election season.

Maybe elections always boil down to the economy, encapsulated in that famous phrase from Bill Clinton's team: "It's the economy, stupid".

Another is that this is all a troll — a massive, obstinate overreaction to the narrative that Russia interfered in the election (and maybe elected Trump).

Maybe this election will make more interesting work.

Well, maybe this election could be another upset.

"Maybe next election I can vote," he said, with just a hint of regret.

That might be a Moscow Chechen or, more likely, a recognised local politician.The referendum and maybe the election, too, could be rigged; Russia tightly controls outside scrutiny of Chechnya, and public opinion is unknown.

Australia now has a prime minister who says he wants to respect the electorate's intelligence and Palmer's influence is on the wane, so maybe our election year won't be like the US primary season.

Maybe hacking election is being the best idea?

But it seems highly unlikely that the House of Commons would vote to revoke Article 50 unless there had been another referendum, or maybe an election, in which the public backed the UK remaining in the EU.

Maybe the election really is rigged: The bookmakers have started to call it over and pay off the bettors.