Sentence examples for after electoral from inspiring English sources

Parties don't usually throw out congressional leaders after electoral losses.

But it was withdrawn after electoral officials complained to Sandinista leaders.

As it always does after electoral defeat, the party claimed voting frauds.

Lords reform was, after electoral reform, the nearest Lib Dems had to a bosom creed.

The race was a political barometer for the strength of long-dominant leftist parties in South America that have been in retreat after electoral losses.

It says everything that after electoral defeat by John Key in 2008, Clark still managed to be voted the Greatest Living New Zealander in a national media poll.

Despite the Gore and Bush victories in California, the most sought-after electoral prize of all, it was not clear which of the four contenders would prevail in that state's popular vote, which is not binding but could be a telling measure of a candidates' potency in November.

President Bush would certainly sign it, since he, too, is a fan of ethanol, as he has made clear in his recent trips to Iowa, home to not only endless acres of corn, but seven sought-after electoral votes as well.

He wouldn't say whether the LNP believed that would be after the electoral commission had declared all seats, or after the court had ruled on Ferny Grove.

The centre-right remains in disarray after its electoral humiliation.

He has been meticulous in looking after his electoral base.