Sentence examples for conservative electors from inspiring English sources

Their conservative electors might reasonably expect them to side with Mr Abbott.

But elsewhere, the Bush team was itself exploring the legality of late voting -- not by Floridians in Israel but by members of the military, who, according to its internal memorandums, were "presumed" to "represent conservative electors".

But Francis has named only 44 of those electors, compared with 76 created by previous conservative popes.

The electoral roll will include female Victorian electors born between 1 January 1944 and 31 December 1983, excluding silent and overseas electors.

In fact during the general election of 1970, the BBC declared that "Gravesend's 80,000-odd typical electors usually do vote the way Britain votes - they went Conservative in the 1950s, Labour by a whisker in '74 and Labour more generously in 1966".

Yet as the Romney campaign has trawled for any available electors across the country during the past month, Maine's Second Congressional District, which is the more conservative of the two, seemed worth targeting.

After being dealt a horrendous hand in last year's election and binding themselves in with the Conservatives, the urgent question for the Lib Dems now is how they can now persuade electors they stand for something distinctive.

The Conservatives are now probably better than Labour at advanced electioneering, such as compiling information about the electors and funding activity in the marginal seats.

Electors can draw their own conclusions: unlike Boehner, who remains careful not to alienate the Tea Party caucus and conservative Republicans, Obama seems willing to antagonize the left for the common good.

"It is a promise by Congress that if you do three things a state's electors will be conclusive in Congress" should some other slate claim to be the real one, said John C. Yoo, a conservative constitutional law professor at the University of California at Berkeley.

Electors will now have two votes.