Sentence examples for election target from inspiring English sources

The Tories said on Sunday night that votes confirmed the trend in some local elections with Labour failing to do well in general election target seats, such as Swindon, Stroud, Peterborough, South Pembrokeshire, Basildon, and North Warwickshire.

They also lost control to the Tories in Kingston-upon-Thames, which is represented in the Commons by the Cabinet minister Ed Davey and will now become a Conservative election target.

The prime minister's Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) won 49 seats: two short of its minimum election target and, more embarrassing, one seat less than the main opposition party, the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ .The LDP's weak result followed a sharp slide in Mr Koizumi's popularity in recent weeks.

Among their general election targets: middle-income suburbanites, the elderly and the swelling Hispanic constituency.

Project 1 | Issues-Based Campaign Materials: Working in teams, students create campaign materials for the coming mock election targeting youth.

Meanwhile, a new New York Times/CBS News poll found that majorities of three general election targets — independents, suburbanites and rural voters — rated conditions of the national economy negatively.

Crawley had been one of Labour's main election targets.

Just this June, Google announced that it had uncovered an Iranian spy campaign that, ahead of Iran's last election, targeted Iranian citizens through phishing emails.

And the party will also have been disappointed that Worcester and Gloucester, both important general election targets, also remain under no overall control.

Deputy leader Harriet Harman is leading the "woman-to-woman" initiative, which will see a 16-seater minibus tour the UK up to May's election targeting women who did not vote in 2010.

Russian ads that ran during the election targeted a gamut of political viewpoints: NRA supporters, lock-her-uppers, and even religious minorities — all largely in favor of Trump.