Sentence examples for a late incumbency from inspiring English sources
2. A late incumbency effect?
I don't really see the Tories having any white rabbits up their sleeve – all they can hope for is a late incumbency effect".
He attributed Mr. Brisbane's loss to a late start, a good campaign by Mr. Marcellino and the advantages of incumbency.
The existence of a large incumbency advantage in the winner-takes-all plurality system of the United States is well documented.
There will almost certainly be a strong incumbency factor helping Burstow.
However much Labour supporters spat about him, David Cameron was a well-liked leader, with a hefty incumbency advantage.
While the existing literature has identified a sizable incumbency advantage in single-member district (SMD) races in developed democracies, we argue that some political and institutional contexts of Japan's Lower House elections would undermine the incumbency advantage.
In the sixth year of a presidential incumbency, the president's party almost always loses seats in Congress.
Sign a "certificate of incumbency" indicating that you are the incumbent.
