Sentence examples for negative election from inspiring English sources
Negative election advertising has made an early debut on the big poster sites in the 2010 campaign.
The Tory marketing strategy is being masterminded by Lynton Crosby, the Australian with a reputation for running negative election campaigns.
No matter who is in power, negative election campaigns, deceptive platforms, voter frustration, and opposition for its own sake are the foundations of national policymaking.
No matter who is in power, negative election campaigns, deceptive platforms, voters driven by frustration, and opposition for opposition's sake will determine national policy.
Put these factors together — Brown's unpopularity, Labour's general sense of fatigue and almost entirely negative election campaign, a toxically anti-incumbent electoral climate — and you might expect the Conservatives to win comfortably.
"This will be the most negative election we've probably ever seen, because everyone is trying to tap into voters on an emotional level and no one is looking to entertain right now".
The attacks could presage what is likely to be one of the nastiest and most negative general election campaigns ever.
After the longest and most negative presidential election in history, people are tired of dire talk, and immune to it.
As such, the war room is the nerve center of what Democrats, and some presidential scholars, have called the most relentlessly negative re-election campaign in memory -- and what Republicans say is a necessarily energetic drive to hold Mr. Kerry to a record they say is rife with contradictions.
There are parallels between Obama and his two predecessors, to be sure — the president's midterm setbacks and subsequent recovery resemble Clinton's 1994-1996 trandctory, and his grinding, negative re-election campaign was explicitly modeled on Bush's 2004 effort, and achieved a remarkably similar outcome.
His negative re-election campaign had poisoned the well of good feeling that any governor needs to keep refreshed.
