Sentence examples for unusual election from inspiring English sources

He calls himself an unusual fellow for an unusual election.

You know this has been such an unusual election.

Under the state's unusual election system, all congressional candidates run in open primaries on Election Day.

It was the latest bit of political intrigue in a country that is in the midst of unusual election madness.

The film is dangerous mainly because it conveys the sense of powerlessness that is truly felt by many Americans during this highly unusual election year.

It was a rather unusual election, with no legal teeth and no apparent precedent, and it involved doctors and lawyers, rug dealers and kebab cart operators.

In an unusual election-eve television broadcast, Ferraro talked about "the ethnic slur that I am somehow or other connected to organized crime.

Romney made an unusual election-night visit to congratulate Hart in person, and in saying "I hope all good things will be his," gave what the victor termed "the most graceful and really moving concession speech I've ever heard".

Meanwhile, commissioners are appointed by the President, while SeaWorld is owned by the powerful venture capital firm The Blackstone Group, whose CEO, Stephen Schwarzman, is a big Romney backer and Bain Capital business associate, setting up an unusual election-year showdown.

For the past umpteen months, we have all been inundated with dramatic news of one of the most heated and unusual elections in our lifetime.

On Tuesday, voters there dumped the architect of that policy, State Senate President Russell Pearce, in an unusual recall election.