Sentence examples for poor election from inspiring English sources

After the PdL's poor election performance some members have been muttering that the party should now withdraw that backing.

There are hopes that a poor election result will force the ruling party to focus more on promoting economic growth.

Oosting said Ryan's comments about the influence of third-party activists were "merely an attempted diversion from the poor election performance".

In an interview on GMTV, he was asked about the prospect of a poor election result and replied: "I'll have to take responsibility.

"What continued for the Liberals, despite poor election results, was that they retained a really strong emotional connection with a large group of Canadians," Lyle said.

But overall she ran a poor election, and lost much ground to the more disciplined leader of the Liberal party, Tony Abbott.

Gallup has now had three poor elections in a row.

For the Tories, this is a chance to draw a line after some poor elections and claim that UKIP have reached their high water mark.

His announcement concerned Republican party officials in the state, who feared that local Republicans had poorer election chances without Mathias at the top of the ticket.

Tackled on the Liberal Democrats' poor general election and European election results in the capital, Ms Kramer said the mayoral campaign was "not really a political race in the same way" and the Lib Dems had a chance against the other main parties.

MISTLETOE (anag. + let + 0, all in me, & lit) DEPOSIT (2 mngs.; ref. Liberals' poor 1950 and 1951 election results and lost d).