Sentence examples for Increasingly important election from inspiring English sources

Therefore, because it is legislative season the year before an increasingly important election, such a change can and should be made.

But he rose to prominence during the 1990's as the Republican leader in Erie County, a Democratic stronghold that has become increasingly important in statewide elections.

Nonetheless, officials with the two other major parties have said privately that they feared running against her, in part because female voters have grown increasingly important in recent elections.

Whether the drama of recent weeks has been cathartic or calamitous is an open question — and one that is increasingly important as the general election phase of the campaign unfolds.

A new report from the Center for American Progress shows that women of color will only become increasingly important with each successive election cycle.

Soft money has played an increasingly important role in Presidential elections since 1988.

If Mr. Pataki bails out New York City's schools at the expense of suburban districts, he risks alienating voters in the suburbs, who have become increasingly important in recent statewide elections.

Republicans could count on a reliable -- and sizeable -- voting bloc in an increasingly important state for national elections.

Such money, often collected in increments of $100,000 or more, has had an increasingly important role in Congressional and presidential elections.

Secure voting machines are just one component of a fair and honest election, but they're an increasingly important part.

And analysts say many Republicans acknowledge that support for immigration reform will be critical for their future election prospects as Hispanics become an increasingly important voter bloc.