As a consequence, minority voters are unable to collectively elect representatives whom they can hold accountable if they fail to incorporate minority communities' needs into the political agenda.
Collectively, you who are elected officials are entrusted with Nassau's shaky future.
After three consecutive years of nine nominees in the newly elasticated best picture category, the Academy collectively (albeit not intentionally) elected to dock this year's field by one.
Quarterly lobbying reports filed last week show that local and regional governments and their elected officials collectively continue to outpace all other branches of California's influence industry.
What does is that almost everyone, for their own reasons, has decided to believe it for the time being.By collectively resolving to elect Michael Howard unopposed, Conservative MPs surprised themselves.
Every four years we gather together as a nation to choose the leader of the free world -- the only person we elect collectively as one people.
Collectively, we seem to have elected ourselves a Congress whose measure of productivity is filibustering attempts to pass reasonable legislation related to filibustering.
For if racial minorities have meaningful access to the ballot box such that they are collectively able to select those elected to office, then they may impose changes to the laws, policies, and practices that produce systemic racial disparities in wealth, education, employment opportunities, and a host of other contexts.
They're aiming to get donors to put money collectively into an effort to get Democrats elected at the state level.
By way of comparison, American pundits can make a stronger argument that the national electorate has collectively chosen divided government when one party is elected to the White House, and the other party succeeds in electing a majority in the House and/or Senate.
