The phrase "affecting politics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the influence or impact of something on political matters or processes.
Example: "The recent social movements are significantly affecting politics in the region, leading to changes in policy and public opinion."
Alternatives: "influencing politics" or "impacting politics".
This is affecting politics.
But the transitions and upheavals affecting politics in the United States and in Israel have already effectively frozen the talks.
But this is not endemic to social democracy and the Swedish model, this is a malaise affecting politics throughout the west.
She said toward the end of her life that as a photographer she never thought of herself as affecting politics, expressing ideology, delivering messages.
In recent interviews, Mr. Bush's aides have signaled the argument he will be making: that the progress General Petraeus has made at the provincial level, where Sunni Arabs have turned against Al Qaeda, will slowly start affecting politics and the potential for reconciliation in Baghdad, at the national level.
"Sadly, it appears that our judicial tradition of constitutional restraint with respect to issues affecting politics may be out the window when an opportunity arises to increase the power and influence of America's corporate entities," they write.In recent years the Supreme Court has made a growing number of rulings that seem to reflect a "pro-business" bias.
If you wonder whether grassroots campaigns can still affect politics and political priorities, the vote today should give you hope.
They got together to think about what they would believe to be a big political story that would affect politics in the United Kingdom in within twelve to eighteen months after their initial meetings early in 2008.
Location also affects politics.
That affects politics, social relations and our whole culture.
The storm was powerful enough to affect politics.
