Sentence examples for electoral button from inspiring English sources
So the government's worry that the Tories have put their finger on a hot electoral button may be misplaced.The second mistake lies in the direction of policy.
Over the last few days that DUP threat to hit the electoral nuclear button has receded in all likelihood because the UUP has called their rivals' bluff.
My colleague here turns up at work with an electoral-style button pinned to her lapel that bears the same slogan.
A little more than two weeks after the election, Mitt Romney has not so much vanished as been rendered a camp object — an electoral oddity, like a button from a last-century race with the name of a defeated Vice-Presidential candidate you can hardly remember learning (Charles W. Fairbanks, John W. Bricker).
This has become something of a hallmark for Mr. Perrotta, who has developed a knack for combining hot-button cultural themes (electoral corruption in "Election," mommy-and-me despair and vigilante justice in "Little Children") with flawed and complicated characters.
Netanyahu, who was nicknamed "Bibi the magician" in the 1990s for his formidable electoral skills, not only knew what buttons to push to secure re-election but did so shamelessly, playing on the anxieties of the Israeli right.
Nor would any German chancellor have deliberately pushed the button of anti-Americanism and pacifism for electoral gain.
It can't be the case, though, that electoral outcomes turn on things like the color of the buttons.
We feel that in some way there inevitable electoral incidents might be combined-either by having the trapper swallow the buttons or the children paddle the canoes.
Electoral fraud is widespread.
