Sentence examples for between electors from inspiring English sources

It seems that distrust between electors and the elected runs both ways.

And so here we are with an unprecedented, even dangerous, disconnect between electors and elected.

But by ignoring the historic boundaries of lots of tight-knit communities, they will further fray the ties between electors and the elected.

But the fundamental thing that will change the relationship between electors and politicians is not the structure of institutions, it is the tone and culture of politics.

The main criticisms of proportional representation are that it can lead to unstable coalition governments, because more parties are successful in elections, and that it can weaken the local ties between electors and their representatives.

France's neighbors cannot "dodge this post-election inquest," the British left-of-center newspaper The Guardian said in an editorial, adding, "The disconnection between electors and elected is a European-wide phenomenon".

As Representative William Craig Cooper of Ohio explained in the congressional debate on this statute, "These contests, these disputes between rival electors, between persons claiming to have been appointed electors, should be settled under a law made prior to the day when such contests are to be decided".

Democracy needs contact between the elector and the representative, so policies can be tailored to real need, and those making promises can be held to their word.

According to the Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig, between twenty and thirty Republican electors are ready to vote against Trump.

In Poland, nearly 30% of electors between 18 and 25 voted for a party whose leader believes that women should be denied the vote.

The first one, corresponds to an attractive interaction between somewhat linked electors and solely depends on their opinion.