Sentence examples for re-election cycle from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain has said this may be his toughest re-election cycle ever, and he appears to be right.

Mr. Obama's fund-raising for this re-election cycle has surpassed that of President George W. Bush, one of the Republican Party's most prolific fund-raisers.

They assumed it would be too complicated for the American public, and they felt pressured to act in March 2003 before the summer heat arrived, which could slow down the U.S. troops on the ground, and Karl Rove wanted to get some great photo ops, like the "Mission Accomplished" stunt, before the 2004 re-election cycle.

"The president has a unique historical opportunity, while in his re-election cycle, to reconnect to millions of Americans who have assumed he was guilty of serious wrongdoing, due to the unrelenting irresponsible media coverage of fake collusion," said Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union.

Some Democrats suggested that even if their candidate, Martha Coakley, scraped out a narrow victory on Tuesday, they might need to ask House Democrats to speed the legislation to the president's desk, especially if lawmakers who had supported the bill begin to waver as they consider the political implications of a tough re-election cycle.

And both leaders are motivated to post some wins: President Trump, as he gears up for his re-election cycle, and China's President, Xi Jinping, as he hosts a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party in 2021.

Both Mr. Reagan's pessimism and the Mayor's optimism may have some relation to where each man stands in the election-re-election cycle.

Further, there are still two council members who are not up for re-election this cycle with almost 30 years of City Council leadership between them.

With some swing-vote Senators, and some who are up for re-election this cycle or next, this will have a real impact.

Curbelo is one of the most vulnerable House Republicans running for re-election this cycle ― former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton won his majority-Latino district by 16 points in the 2016 election ― and he has said he'd welcome Trump's help ahead of the 2018 midterms.

Curbelo is one of the most vulnerable House Republicans running for re-election this cycle ― former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton won his majority-Latino district by 16 points in the 2016 election ― and he has said he'd welcome Trump's help ahead of the 2018 midterms.