Sentence examples for electoral burden from inspiring English sources

You only had to read Phil Woolas's diary in last week's Independent to see what an electoral burden Brown was to the party.

But with electoral success comes the burden of responsibility.

The battleground map has remained remarkably stable in recent months, which leaves Mr. Obama with more paths to winning 270 electoral votes and places a burden on Mr. Romney to break through in states where he so far has not.

Several authors have noted that as a result of the decennial census, the states that are gaining population, House seats and electoral votes have below-average tax burdens, while those states losing House seats and electoral votes have above-average tax burdens.

Welcome festivities The joyful celebration organized by UNICEF and the Ministry of Family, Women and Children this year comes after children bore a heavy burden in the wake of post-electoral violence.

Having thrown in his lot with the Democrats, whose recent electoral success he cheers, Dean might have mustered more historical imagination in describing the burdens and responsibilities of the post-9/11 presidency.

Has the candidate always had that attitude or position or is it simply a change of direction with electoral goals?" Beyond the accusations, whoever is elected will inherit a government crippled by debt and burdened by unemployment.

As the burden of the crisis was loaded on to the majority, the spread of protests, strikes and electoral upheavals demonstrated that pressure for real change had only just begun.

Unlike a ballot access restriction that burdens only certain candidates or parties, Florida's manual recount provision is a "generally applicable and evenhanded" electoral scheme designed to "protect the integrity and reliability of the electoral process itself" -- the type of state electoral law often upheld in federal legal challenges.

Electoral Experience.

Electoral fraud is widespread.