Sentence examples for too many elections from inspiring English sources

Too many bums, too many elections: that's our problem.

After 21 years as president of the Philippines, Marcos had rigged one too many elections.

Too many elections teeter on a few hundred votes, and candidates rightly expect human beings to be able to double-check the results.

Murphy – Labour's Scottish secretary during Gordon Brown's government – said he wanted the Scottish Labour party to "end its losing streak", adding: "We've lost too many elections north of the border and I want to bring that to an end".

While much of the Congressional political focus has been on the declining fortunes and numbers of House Republicans, House Democrats have their own problem – they are winning too many elections, Carl Hulse writes today in his column.

There have been too many elections in the District in which candidates have been able to squeak into public office with the barest of a plurality because the vote was split among multiple candidates.

But given the glaring secular trend in the polls on an issue like gay marriage, driven by both demographics and cultural momentum that seems to be approaching a tipping point, it may not be too many election cycles before support for the dreaded "gay agenda" is a wedge issue in the other direction.(Photo credit: AFP) .

As Gus Christensen, a strategist for No IDC NY, told me, "Cuomo waited one too many election cycles to push his sham reunification scheme.

I think some praise needs to be heaped on the three judge court as well, for doing a fair job and rising above the partisan politics that has infected too many election law cases in recent years.

That was not the action of an abuser of state power and it is strange kind of "democratic" opposition which complains about "too many" democratic elections.

"There are too many recall elections that have been going on in the state and it needs to be stopped," said Carolyn Gral, a Walker supporter and homemaker.