Sentence examples for the wrong election from inspiring English sources

"This is the wrong election cycle to talk about cutting back anything," he said.

According to Justice Markey, Jagir Singh, a leading association member and the owner of Subzi Mandi, a grocery store, distributed fliers with the wrong election date, then illegally imposed a $50 fee as a precondition of voting.

Two years later Liam Fox, a stalwart of the Tory right, called for a renewed emphasis on the issue: "William had many of the right issues it was just the wrong election," he argued, adding that politics "has now shifted".

'William', he said, 'had many of the right issues it was just the wrong election.' 'Politics,' he claimed, 'has now shifted.' As a result, it would be 'amateurish' not to focus on immigration, crime and, of course, Europe, which he claimed was 'roaring up as an issue'".

If you were looking for a political earthquake, you've come to the wrong election.

Labour has admitted a mistake was made after a poster featuring the wrong election candidate was put up in Carlisle.

In 2005, under Michael Howard, the party duly fought an election on those very issues (with the same campaign chief that it has just rehired, Lynton Crosby)—and lost badly.Today, as the dust settles on the Eastleigh by-election, the "right issues, wrong election" crew are out in force.

But starting with the wrong calls on election night, for this limited postelection period television was the bearer of unexpected news.

In Pennsylvania, where the law requires that provisional ballots be counted even if they are filed in the wrong precinct, the election administrator has a narrow window for deciding which votes to count.

"And we have an election, and the wrong guy gets elected".

It's civil war now, it's the wrong time for elections," said Natalia, waiting for a tram with her two young sons.