Sentence examples for wild election from inspiring English sources

After a wild election campaign, Ms Rousseff is in for a bumpy ride.

"It's been a wild election; every rule in the playbook has been tossed out.

On a wild election night in Berlin, voters propelled the youth-friendly Pirate Party into a state legislature for the first time in Germany, while the pro-business Free Democrats were bounced out.

The best part of this wild election year is the way it's broadening the city's base of politically active residents beyond the old tenured officeholders, their immediate families and their anointed successors.

This has been a particularly wild election season already, but even this announcement is a crazy development.

Shelly Simonds, the Democratic candidate for a Virginia House of Delegates seat, conceded the election to Republican David Yancey on Wednesday, marking the end of a wild election that came down to picking names from a bowl.

It would be a mistake to minimize the sort of meddling of which Russia stands accused, or to allow it to pass under-covered and under-discussed in the foggy aftermath of 2016's wild and crazy election.

"I think this could be a wild card election," said Professor Anthony King of Essex University.

The convergence of a wild US election, terror attacks and police shootings has unleashed a flood of misinformation but also sharpened appetite for verification, according to Eugene Kiely, director of FactCheck.Org.Org

This Peabody award-winning podcast was a voice of reason in the wild US election cycle, tempering claims from the left and right (and "alt-right") with a steady hand and steely-eyed analysis.

The bloodied winner of last year's wild special election, Jerramiah T. Healy, has had little time to savor that victory: he is on a perpetual campaign that averages 10 appearances a day, and of late he has been speaking to groups of elderly residents, presiding over the grand opening of a downtown teahouse, and knocking on doors.