Sentence examples for midterm year from inspiring English sources

It's built for early September of a midterm year.

Still, she will have to run a pitch-perfect campaign to win in such a conservative state in a midterm year.

These projections fit with the general observation, established by political-science research, that in a midterm year the President's opposition party gains seats.

Mr. Gyory said polls showed the interest level among Democrats in New York was as high as any other midterm year.

By Tuesday's end, the nation will know whether it has returned a measure of power to the Democrats in this prickly midterm year.

Because of Georgia's partisan lean, especially in a midterm year, Republicans would be favored in such a lesser-of-evils situation, just as they would be if each party nominated strong candidates.

These types of voters may not show up to vote in midterm years.

My examination of his numbers found that the bias he noted runs much larger in midterm years than in Presidential-election years.

Indeed, the median value of the bias in midterm years is 2.9 percentage points — favoring Democrats in some years, Republicans in others.

Midterm years usually favor the party that does not hold the presidency — Republicans, in this case — but generally not to the degree that they favored Republicans in 2010.

One is that the electorate that votes in midterm years is smaller, older, whiter, and, these days, angrier than the one that votes in Presidential years.