Sentence examples for a key electoral issue from inspiring English sources

The election, taking place in a swing state on a key electoral issue of who should shoulder the pain for balancing a budget deficit, has taken on huge national significance.

Labour believes health will be a key electoral issue as voters start to worry less about the economy and more about the NHS as it begins to suffer from the coalition's structural shakeup, declining staff morale after years of frozen pay and a budget not increasing fast enough to cope with the ageing population.

They would make renewal of the Voting Rights Act next year a key electoral issue.

The question for voters is: has Labour done enough to steer it towards quality and away from the brick-box blight on our lives?" Building Design raises the key electoral issue as polling day approaches.

"Most analysts see the election as a two-way contest between the BJP and AAP with price rise and women's safety emerging as key electoral issues, though the Congress is also looking to revive its fortunes in the 70-member assembly following a string of defeats last year," says the Hindustan Times.

The peer, a key electoral strategist, said he would be stepping down in the autumn.

And his former competitors had kind words for the senator, a popular figure from a key electoral state, Florida.

Conservative Mike Petrilli noted that the key electoral college issue is how the Chicago strike will play in Wisconsin and Ohio.

Whether it will turn into a bigger electoral issue has yet to be determined.

Abortion, as ever, will be a big electoral issue in the coming campaign.

Mr. Lulla argues that communal issues have been turned into an electoral issue in a dangerous trend.