Sentence examples for better electoral from inspiring English sources
Well, more support generally results in better electoral performance.
Essentially the same rescue cut inside an amended, customized Chapter-11 procedure might offer better electoral insulation.
Principled opposition is a better electoral bet than messy compromise, particularly for the nationalist parties which care more about success at home than making the UK work.
The opposition Congress party, which got the lowest number of seats ever, is in slightly better electoral shape than the make-up of parliament suggests.
Since then, mathematicians, economists, and political theorists have made their own attempts to elucidate the math of voting, and figure out better electoral systems.
"This task force will reflect on what we have learned," Mr. Bush said, "and help build a better electoral system for our state".
It is merely appreciably better than electoral defeat.
Mr. Mollenkopf said Mr. Pataki seemed to do better in electoral districts with a large South American population than in those where Puerto Ricans and Dominicans predominate.
But when asked if, upon reflection, he would have done anything differently during these past two years -- something, perhaps, that would have bettered his electoral chances -- he grew noticeably silent.
David Primo, who is a professor of political science and business administration at the university of Rochester, tells Overby, "What may be changing now is that groups are becoming much better organized around electoral politics.
