Sentence examples similar to boost election from inspiring English sources

On one hand, myopic economic voting provides little electoral incentive for presidents to generate income growth through most of their terms, and a perverse incentive to artificially boost election-year growth with tax cuts and other gimmicks.

Senior representatives from the BBC, ITV and Sky News told the Lords communications committee on Tuesday that the historic televised leader debates in 2010 reached a combined audience of 22 million viewers and were credited with boosting election turnout.

Palestinians said Mr. Sharon was trying to boost his election prospects.

He has also done his best to boost the election prospects of George W. Bush.

He also raised the prospect of Trump coming over to boost his election campaign, claiming South Thanet had the "best golf courses in Britain".

California's reliably-blue votes gave Hillary Clinton a boost on election night, but they weren't enough to carry her to the presidency.

Simple generational change could give the movement a boost in elections to come.

–The Russian authorities boosted the election's international legitimacy by inviting large observer missions from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS comprising states from the former Soviet Union and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

The DCCC raised $6.4 million in February, boosting its election cycle total to $89 million.

Many analysts had expected that Mandela's death would deliver the ruling party a macabre boost in elections next year, predicting the ANC would deck the country out with posters of the late leader, hoping to benefit from one last shot of his "Madiba magic" at a time when the party's credibility is low.

Obama won't get his centrist election boost.