Sentence examples for electoral attack from inspiring English sources

When the Democrats were in charge of everything in state government, able to leap tall Republicans in a single bound and seemingly — through redistricting and incumbency — impervious to electoral attack, Republicans pushed the idea.

The Tories should have suffered an electoral heart attack after David Cameron's ongoing Euro-splits and budget debacles.

What is most disturbing in these debates is how many Sanders supporters, those on the left who are hoping this campaign offers some hope in a dreary electoral season, attack any and all questions that are raised about their candidate.

The outcome will be determined by an electoral system under attack from both foreign and domestic sources.

In 2016, the integrity of America's electoral process was attacked by a foreign power.

Fearing more attacks, electoral authorities have brought in the American computer security expert Kevin Mitnick and a Colombian security firm, Locknet, to help safeguard election computers.

He explained how he took Michigan's electoral votes and attacked his former rival, Hillary Clinton, whom some in the audience booed.

That is evident on the campaign trail here as candidates try to inspire their electoral base while attacking as useless the very political system that they have joined.

The death of Waheed Karzai came after the Afghan election in August, in which President Karzai's government was widely accused of electoral fraud and attacked for corruption.

They have received nearly $14m from the entertainment industry in the current electoral cycle.Meanwhile, attacking Hollywood is helping Mr Gore with two key groups of voters: working families, who are too busy earning a living to be able to monitor their children, and women of all income levels, who are traditionally far more worried about guts and gore than men.

"We have never used a terrorist attack for electoral gains," he said.