Sentence examples for nasty election from inspiring English sources

Dmitry Muratov, the newspaper's editor, said on Ekho Moskvy radio that the rumor had its roots in a nasty election campaign in Tyumen back when Russian governors were still elected, and backlash from a Moscow bureaucracy intertwined with business that, he said, Mr. Sobyanin and his team are trying to break.

The two-hundred-year anniversary of "gerrymander," a word coined during an especially nasty election year.

It was audacious and ugly – a harbinger of things to come in this nasty election cycle.

This has been a very nasty election cycle, I felt like I needed a shower.

Facing street protests following a uniquely nasty election campaign, Trump called for harmony.

The James-Booker battle turned out to be a particularly nasty election, harking back to Newark's tougher political past.

Dave Kranz, chief political reporter for the Argus-Leader, Sioux Falls's newspaper, calls this "the most polarised and nastiest election I've ever seen".Mr Daschle has raised $18m and Mr Thune $13m (plus outside money) in a state where TV advertising is cheap.

One attendee described the conference as "the nastiest election conference I've ever attended".

"It's going to be a particularly bitter, nasty general election.

Even as pundits and reporters alike continue to parse through returns, the nauseating and nasty 2016 election is essentially over.

Mr. Scott entered the job with low approval ratings, a consequence of the nasty 2010 election; they did not drop suddenly, Mr. Fabrizio said.