Sentence examples for typical election from inspiring English sources

In a typical election year, Council members face opposition that is considered token in nature.

I think it's fair to say, this is not your typical election.

That will be particularly significant in Maryland, where in a typical election blacks make up roughly one-third of voters.

But this isn't a typical election: it is one that has been characterised by uncertainty and surprise.

In a typical election cycle, a declaration by federal prosecutors that a top adviser to a candidate was aware of such a damaging plot would have enormous ramifications.

"You usually see pastors speak out on abortion or gay marriage," she said, referring to the months before a typical Election Day.

It is not like most election campaigns: It lacks many typical election-campaign characteristics, and the winner is preordained.

This is typical election-year theatrics.

It was a typical election-day experience in lower Manhattan: still in line after two hours when a rumor starts that there is an alternate voting site for Sandy victims a block away with no lines.

Jews only constitute between 3-5% of the vote in a typical presidential election; and typically 70-80% of Jews vote for the Democratic presidential candidate.

Deyeshi Dautmerzayeva, 55, offered a view of the muted and fearful form of expression that is typical of election discussions here.