Sentence examples for electoral benefit from inspiring English sources

In terms of immediate electoral benefit this is something of a long shot.

Nor would Mr. Trump be the first politician to leverage foreign actors for electoral benefit.

(Nor, of course, did he note that the nomination was in part to satisfy Hispanic voters — the electoral benefit being another constant among Presidents).

And having stuck to it, the electoral benefit was almost neither here nor there (the party won 62 seats in 2005).

But for the same reason the Conservative party will move on from the division over this issue, the leadership is unlikely to secure any electoral benefit from the change.

Mr Farron said his support for air strikes had been viewed through the "prism" of the 2003 Iraq war, which the then leader, Charles Kennedy, opposed, to his party's electoral benefit.

The electoral benefits are considerable.

If his presidency is deemed a success, his party will reap the electoral benefits.

So Mr. Sarkozy can reap the electoral benefits of sounding tough without much risk of having to carry out his threats.

The BJP had raised terrorism in Delhi, which went to polls on November 29, but it failed to reap any electoral benefits.

Digital convergence may anyway be making it inevitable: Telmex has already broadcast via the internet, to complaints from Televisa.Whatever its alleged electoral benefits, Mr Peña's perceived closeness to Televisa has become a political liability.