The candidate handed out a great amount of money in the election.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.

He had a hard time raising money to run for election.

They finally ran out of electoral funds.

In most elections, whichever candidate gets the majority of the votes, wins the election.

The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election.

The last election campaign was a very hot contest.

During election season the candidates are busy vote‐catching.

The election went for [against] him.

Only after the ballots are counted in the populous districts [areas] will we have a rough [general] idea of the overall results of the voting.

The candidate handed out a great amount of money in the election.

A candidate who wins a majority of the Electoral College vote is inaugurated as president on Jan. 20.

We notched up many more votes in the next election.

In the last election I was swamped by the other candidate [my opponent].

The election is now in the last stages of campaigning.

strike a blow for clean elections

Mr. Clinton was elected by an overwhelming majority.

He then handed his hand to the election campaign.

He defeated his opponent in the election.

carry [win] an election

He ran in the last election against Liberal Democrat Mr. A.

The campaign succeeded and he won the election.

Corruption is rampant because there are a lot of loopholes in the Public Officers Election Act.

He won the election hands down.

He was chosen by election.

He has the election under his belt.

There was quite a good [poor] turnout at the polls.

They're making too much of their victory in the election. It will all end in tears.

He won the election by a large majority.

He attracted votes away from both candidates.

The election was sharply contested.