He figured Republicans would win easily in this special election.
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On the face of it, Mrs May should win easily.
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That's despite predictions from top pollsters that Macron will win easily.
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Well, Abramowitz isn't — in fact, he thinks Clinton will win easily.
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"Mike would win easily in Kansas," the president said last month.
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I'd love to have Oprah, I think we'd win easily, actually.
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Because if it is, I should win easily, it was so bad.
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The man we expected to win easily called me after the race.
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Roger Wicker in November, in a race everyone expects Wicker to win easily.
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For much of the race, it seemed that Mr. Gray would win easily.
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And despite $4.3 million worth of negative ads, Trump was able to win easily.
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If the presidential election were held tomorrow, polls suggest, Mr Bukele would win easily.
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If, however, all these stipulations were all met, Mayweather believes he would win easily.
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Putin is standing in March 18 elections that polls indicate he should win easily.
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Gorman started running in cross-country races and found that she could win easily.
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Every high-priced pollster who forecast Hillary Clinton would win easily should return their paychecks.
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He needs to win easily here to help secure 260 percent of the statewide vote.
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Putin has not yet declared his candidacy, but opinion polls suggest he would win easily.
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Sanders has represented the state in Congress for decades and was expected to win easily.
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Even if a roll call vote had been taken, Trump's forces were expected to win easily.
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If he can produce anything like his form of the late 2010s then he'll win easily.
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Both of those people lost -- in a seat and a state where Republicans should win easily.
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The many who he beat, who was expected to win easily, called me after the race.
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"This guy should win easily," Trump said, pointing to the size of his own victory there.
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Putin was speaking ahead of an election on March 18 that polls indicate he should win easily.
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She was once expected to win easily: she has the backing of nearly all the party's grandees.
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Newsom won comfortably, 33 percent to Cox's 26 percent, and is expected to win easily in November.
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Two years ago everyone seemed certain Rousey would win easily, now the opinion seems to have reversed.
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It was a race the GOP had been expected to win easily before the high Democratic turnout.
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William Carlucci, 62, a lawyer in Williamsport, predicted that Mr. Marino would win easily if he ran.
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" Trump said that if the September report was the last one before the election, "I should win easily.
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The No. 1 Jayhawks outscored the Spartans, 36-17, from that point on to win easily, 223-70.
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She cruised through the primary on Tuesday and looks poised to win easily after all the votes are counted.
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Kate Brown in Oregon, though Republicans haven't won Oregon's governorship since 1982 and Democrats believe Brown will win easily.
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In theory, Mr. Menendez, 64, should win easily… But despite the advantages, Mr. Menendez has shown signs of weakened support.
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The result is an overall picture that's quite uncertain, even as Mr. Trump is all but assured to win easily.
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The President of the United States doesn't spend his weekend stumping in districts that the Republican candidate will win easily.
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In an interview on Fox News Channel's "Fox & Friends," Trump said Pompeo would win easily if he were to run.
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Partly because they expected to win easily, as Harold Wilson did in 1975, Mr Cameron and the Remainers made tactical mistakes.
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" Trump famously said in 2015 that Winfrey would be his ideal running mate, predicting that the hypothetical ticket would "win easily.
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Democrats expected to win easily at the outset of the contest because there's not much that's "old" about the dominion anymore.
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Despite his Democratic opponents exceeding fundraising expectations, Ryan is widely expected to win easily if he runs for reelection in November.
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Trump told Scalise that he would win easily if he ran for governor and that he should think about entering the race.
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" Meanwhile, Trump has in years past floated Oprah as his own potential running mate, saying in 2015, "I think we'd win easily.
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He is expected to win easily, despite the possibility that Fidesz could win fewer votes than in any election in 20 years.
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That combination proved to be far too much for the Houston Texans as the Rams went on to win easily, 33-7.
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The assumption in Washington and Illinois was that Hastert, a favorite of the state's powerful Republican governor, James R. Thompson, would win easily.
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It's a bit surprising that a Democrat would be in the lead in West Virginia, a state Trump is expected to win easily.
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A former mayor of Chattanooga and successful businessman, Corker is expected to win easily if he does run in the solidly Republican state.
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The party needs a net gain of 2023 seats — including several vacancies they are likely to win easily — to wrest the Speaker's gavel.
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His government has targeted opposition politicians, civil society groups and independent media ahead of the poll, which he appears set to win easily.
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" And as recently as 2015, he told ABC that "I'd love to have Oprah" as a VP and "I think we'd win easily, actually.
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Murphy grabbed the lead on the second lap and pulled away to win easily in 53.28.52:2003, completing a sweep of the backstroke events.
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"First of all, I am running for Senate," said Warren, who is up for re-election this year but is favored to win easily.
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The Jayhawks, seeded No. 1 in the Midwest, outscored the Spartans by 36-17 the rest of the way to win easily, 90-70.
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If Manning's problem was an injured foot that has been corrected, it feels as if Denver can win easily, especially if Roethlisberger is not ready.
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He's also only now down 260 points in Wisconsin — a state Clinton should expect to win easily if she's going to win the race overall.
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Others questioned the team's sportsmanship, arguing that the United States should have muted its celebrations once it became clear it was going to win easily.
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Ms. Warren, 69, is running for re-election in Massachusetts this year, but she faces only weak Republican opposition and is expected to win easily.
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But almost everyone in the stands that day expected Navratilova to win easily and go on to face the second-seeded Evert in the final.
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He needed a simple majority, and as the PML-N, which nominated him, holds 188 of the Parliament's 342 seats, he was expected to win easily.
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Earlier in the campaign, the 2500-year-old Kenyatta, who leads the Jubilee Alliance, had been expected to win easily -- but that no longer looks certain.
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The 2016 race was still a VERY winnable one for Clinton -- and one that most experts, polls and people expected her to win, and win easily.
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But, he said, "Luther's going to win easily and Roy is going to have a hard time winning" a December general election against Democrat Doug Jones.
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Mr. Espaillat will face the Republican candidate, Tony Evans, in the November election, but the district is heavily Democratic and Mr. Espaillat is expected to win easily.
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And what Brown proved on Tuesday night is that a Midwestern liberal populist can win -- and win easily in what will be the key battleground in 2020.
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That's about the most interesting subplot of this game, as the Texans (8-3) are much farther along in their development and should win easily at home.
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Opinion Even as Hillary Clinton appears poised to win easily against a highly erratic candidate with a campaign in meltdown, a sobering reality awaits Democrats on Nov. 9.
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It projected that Clinton would win easily if 60 percent of the country turned out to vote, and be handily defeated if just 50 percent of the country materialized.
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Several political parties, trade unions and business organizations have already said they would back him, and he is expected to win easily as the opposition remains weak and divided.
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Putin, speaking ahead of an election on March 18 that polls indicate he should win easily, said in his speech that new Russian technology would render such defense "ineffective".
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It was a race the GOP had expected to win easily but that ended up demonstrating the high level of Democratic enthusiasm ahead of the midterm elections in November.
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The bombing came as Britain gears up for a snap election on June 8 that Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to win easily, although polls show the contest tightening.
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Ryan had out-raised the unknown Nehlen by a 17 to 1 ratio through the latest reporting period, and was largely ignoring his opponent and was expected to win easily.
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Romney's own Senate race has been relatively quiet, given poll numbers suggest he will win easily against his Democratic opponent, Jenny Wilson, with the election less than a week away.
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Mr. Putin faces a presidential election this March, and although he is expected to win easily, polls indicate that Russians are increasingly disgruntled about the country's military presence in Syria.
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In the run-off in the southern port city, the incumbent former prosecutor Luigi de Magistris, who has no party affiliation, looked set to win easily against his center-right opponent.
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And, listen, even though we all know he could run for public office and win easily because he's so smart and charming and handsome he is NOT going to do it.
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Demand for Russian Eurobonds could have been spurred by S&P Global's recent credit rating upgrade for Russia ahead of the March 18 presidential election that Putin is set to win easily.
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The book details Clinton's perspective of the campaign, explaining her team's strategy and why she believes she lost to President Trump in a race almost all observers predicted she would win easily.
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The central European manufacturing hub is set to vote in parliamentary elections on April 8, and analysts have slated the right-wing party of firebrand incumbent leader Viktor Orban to win easily.
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Avalanche 6, Sabres 1 Andre Burakovsky tied his career high in goals for a season and added three assists as Colorado scored four goals in the second period to win easily in Buffalo.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to win easily, although polls show the contest is tightening and tough talk from the EU ahead of Brexit negotiations has also added to sterling's woes.
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The world champion moved back and forth during the race and even had the luxury of slowing down on the home stretch before speeding past his strongest challenger, Abednego Chesebe, to win easily.
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" Trump told "Fox and Friends" that he spoke to Pompeo about the seat, calling him "an incredible guy doing a great job in a very complicated world" who "would win easily in Kansas.
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Why would a rational member of Congress think a special election in a different state a year and a half from Election Day would mean they would lose a district they normally win easily?
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Heleno is the dean of a small group of former generals behind the rise of presidential contender Jair Bolsonaro, who is predicted to win easily in this Sunday's election over his leftist opponent Fernando Haddad.
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" At a separate news conference, Carlos Ocariz, the candidate for governor of Miranda, a heavily anti-Maduro state that he was expected to win easily, said the opposition was up against "an absolutely fraudulent system.
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But with the opposition leader Raila Odinga declaring his withdrawal, President Uhuru Kenyatta is likely to win easily in a contest against six other candidates who failed to win much support in the earlier election.
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The attack came just two-and-a-half weeks before an election that British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to win easily, although polls showing that the contest was tightening added to sterling's woes.
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Hillary Clinton's most surprising (and decisive) losses came in the so-called "Blue Wall" of Rust Belt states she was expected to win easily—Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—and lost by less than 110,000 votes combined.
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Armed with emergency powers, in control of nearly all media outlets and state institutions, and enduringly popular with conservative voters, Mr Erdogan is expected to win easily in a contest that no one expects to be fair.
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But in front of a crowd at L.A. Memorial that was packed with 49ers fans, San Francisco's terrific defense held Jared Goff to 78 passing yards and the 49ers' offense did enough to win easily, 20-7.
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Thursday's vote will come less than a year after a snap parliamentary election splintered the previously rock-solid foundations of May's position, stripping her party of its majority in a vote she had expected to win easily.
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Han Kuo-yu, the Kuomintang's candidate for mayor in Kaohsiung, emerged as the story of the election, defeating his D.P.P. opponent, Chen Chi-mai, who at the outset of the election campaign had been expected to win easily.
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He beat her, by 279 to 228 votes in the electoral college, because his strength with white, working-class voters was sufficient to flip Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, all of which Mrs Clinton had been expected to win easily.
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Hun Sen&aposs Cambodian People&aposs Party is expected to win easily after a court last year dissolved its only credible opponent, the Cambodia National Rescue Party, on charges that it conspired with the U.S. to overthrow the government.
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On the eve of campaigning, Mr. Najib's information minister, Salleh Said Keruak, bragged that the United Malays National Organization, or UMNO, would win easily, and that the party had access to a trove of government data on Malaysian voters.
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The promotions come ahead of a July general election that many say Hun Sen looks set to win easily after the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) was dissolved by the Supreme Court last November at his government's request.
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"She has been in the public eye for decades, served in high office, and now she's in a dead heat with Trump, in a race that everyone thought she would win easily," said Carney, who has been critical of Trump.
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The multiple world champion, one of the most dominant players of the last decade, and currently ranked fourth in the world, thought he would win easily, only giving a slight possibility for AlphaGo to win one of the five games.
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Next Monday at a monthly meeting in Brussels, EU foreign ministers are due to discuss Russia's presidential election on March 18, which Putin is expected to win easily, potentially giving Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson a chance to appeal to EU governments.
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He was expected to win easily in November in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than 2-to-1, but his hopes for a third term started crumbling when the magazine posted its article online the evening of May 7.
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With back-to-back wins by a combined score of 217-210, Barcelona has re-established its command of a competition it had appeared set to win easily before its stunning run of four rounds without a win threw the race open.
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Orbán's Fidesz party is expected to win easily in April, but he has been campaigning strongly on the issue of migration in a bid to ward off the growing challenge from the even more right-wing Jobbik party, polling in second place.
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The exercise comes ahead of a July general election that Prime Minister Hun Sen, with backing from China, looks set to win easily after the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) was dissolved by the Supreme Court last November at his government's request.
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In theory, Mr. Menendez, 64, should win easily: Registered Democratic voters outnumber Republicans by nearly 900,000; President Trump remains deeply unpopular; contested congressional races are energizing Democrats; and he has the backing of a Democratic machine that still has enough clout to deliver victory.
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Opinion polls show independent centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen likely to lead in the first round of the election on April 23 and that these two candidates would go through to a May 7 run-off that Macron would win easily.
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She's going to win easily, and I don't think Sanders wants to do anything that will embolden Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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The Russian news media is generally portraying the poisoning of the Skripals in Britain as a plot against Russia, one intended, improbably, to derail Mr. Putin's election chances — he is widely expected to win easily — or as revenge for Britain's having lost a bid years ago to host the World Cup soccer tournament.
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Mr Strzok was removed from the Russia investigation being run by Robert Mueller, the special counsel, after they were found to have exchanged text messages expressing disdain for then-Candidate Trump ("an utter idiot") and apparently arguing—at a time when opinion polls suggested that Mrs Clinton would win easily—that a probe into alleged collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, was a vital "insurance policy".
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