Sentence examples for prospective general election from inspiring English sources

With a largely female audience and an adoring host, the presumptive Democratic nominee has relied on the show to help connect with voters, particularly women who will play a crucial role in a prospective general election against Donald Trump.

Karie Murphy later withdrew as the prospective general election candidate.

Nevertheless, Ms Murphy has withdrawn as the prospective general election candidate for the sake of party "reconciliation and unity".

Nevertheless, Ms Murphy withdrew as the prospective general election candidate for the sake of party "reconciliation and unity".

The divide offers a glimpse into a prospective general-election issue, should he win the nomination.

For the moment, the biggest implications of Trump's latest moves relate to a prospective general-election campaign against Hillary Clinton.

He said: "The irony is that I will not reap the benefits of Mr [David] Cameron's excellent family-based policy proposals because one of his own MPs has ripped my own family apart". A spokesman at Conservative party central office said the local association had voted to overturn its decision, made in February, to select Mr Gray as the prospective candidate for the next general election.

FOR months, our political punditry foresaw one, and only one, prospective gender contest looming in the general election: between the first serious female presidential candidate and the Republican male "warrior".

He did not, unlike the candidate Julian Barnes described in his New Yorker essay on the 1992 general election campaign, greet the prospective voter with a cheery: "Hello, I'm standing for election and these are my principles – but if you don't like them I have others".

Mr Howd was the Conservative Party prospective parliamentary candidate for Cleethorpes in the 2001 general election.

Gove rang prospective candidates out of the blue soon after the general election, before the two posts were advertised.