Sentence examples for 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'".

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.

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

Democratic consultants need to read that research--tonight--and stop relying on the same intuitions that have proven wrong in election after election.

"Anything that goes wrong on election day is a Maalox moment," Mr. Menzel said.

We have much bigger dangers to worry about under the status quo — dangers like another "wrong winner" election or a tie in the E.C.

Rather, he said, the hearing was an effort to figure out what went wrong on election night and how to fix it.

If anything goes wrong, the election is all up in the air.