Squeaker used in a sentence

Squeaker in a sentence as a noun

Hillary Clinton did not win in a squeaker over Sanders; she crushed him.

This was such a squeaker of an election, that it seems that any one of the multitude of factors changes, and Hillary wins.

He’d broken the numbers down demographically and come up with a much less encouraging outcome for Clinton: a two-point squeaker in Indiana, and a seventeen-point drubbing in North Carolina.

There's a strong historically tendency towards bundling.> Maybe the President getting re-elected pretty solidly ...Electorally, yes, but it's a squeaker by popular vote.

This should have been an easy slam dunk for the Democrats to win, but it's turned out to be a squeaker!If the democrats ride the status quo for the next four years and both parties were to run the same candidates again, I suspect Biden would lose.