The phrase "affects down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The changes in policy affects down the overall performance of the team." (Note: This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "impacts negatively" or "diminishes".
Matt Philips, who works with Day on a couple of projects, said he cares about the presidential election only to the extent that it affects down-ballot races.
Only Ms. Cool was the same in action and affect, down to her long red braid.
Ramp context did not affect down-ramp perception.
That is tight by Texas standards, making Democrats hopeful that its demographics and Trump's noxiousness could inspire Fort Bend to flip next month and affect down-ballot races.
The race, to replace Republican Tom Price, now Trump's health and human services secretary, is being closely watched nationally as a test of how Trump is affecting down-ballot races.
Many Florida Republicans privately fear that a protracted Bush-Rubio could splinter the party and adversely affect down-ballot races, including the race to succeed Rubio in the Senate.
Though not legally bound to do so, news organizations have kept this information under wraps for fear of suppressing turnout and affecting down-ballot races if the presidential election were called before voting in most states had ended.
The district is being closely watched as an indicator of how Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump might affect down-ballot candidates.
But Bondi-Gate's emergence as a dominant storyline in the 2016 election could affect down-ballot races, as well as Hillary's mandate and ability to govern as president.
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