Sentence examples for decisive electoral from inspiring English sources

The much discussed rise in the minority share of the electorate testifies to the decisive electoral power that previously disenfranchised communities now possess.

(Ohio has about a 50-50 chance of providing the decisive Electoral College votes).

After a decisive electoral victory, there is always the temptation to be gracious to the defeated.

Ariel Sharon's decisive electoral victory yesterday marks a sharp turn in Israeli policies.

The winner in Florida will receive the state's 25 decisive electoral votes.

It has a 6 percent chance of providing the decisive electoral vote, according to the model, against just a 2 percent chance for Florida.

As Jonathan Chait pointed out, the GOP benefits from some near-decisive electoral advantages that impede the most obvious way of deconstructing its regime of intransigence.

A14 World Briefing A12 NATIONAL A16-26 Gore Asks for Patience As Bush Pushes Ahead Vice President Al Gore, in a brief televised prime-time address, urged patience while he contests Florida's decision to award its decisive 25 electoral votes to Gov. George W. Bush.

Vice President Al Gore had just finished asking that Americans be patient while he contests Florida's decision to award its decisive 25 electoral votes to Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

As Gov. George W. Bush moved with determination to prepare his transition to the White House, Vice President Al Gore pleaded tonight for public patience while he contests Florida's decision to award its decisive 25 electoral votes to Mr. Bush.

This compact would come into effect when the states agreeing to it have a decisive 270 electoral votes.