Midterm
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The
midterm
election following the election of a new president is often considered a verdict on the incumbent, and his party usually loses strength, particularly in the House.
More example sentences with word midterm
If you could've looked inside my brain during that first
midterm
exam, you likely would've seen a neural pain response a lot like the math-anxious individuals I study.
I'm going home for a
midterm.
In the 2014
midterm
elections, turnout was 36 percent, which was a 70-year low.
There are
midterm
elections that come incredibly fast after a presidency begins.
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