Sentence examples for electoral change from inspiring English sources

Inspired by organizers like Parraz, and driven by the changing demographics, electoral change is coming in increments to Arizona in 2012 — and ultimately laying the groundwork for the gubernatorial race in 2014 for either Brewer or a bevy of Republican candidates.

Ms Binder points to the nature of electoral change.

When did the pronunciation of the word "electoral" change?

It is clear the electoral change has hurt the Democrats more than Republicans.

The United States opted to embrace people power and electoral change in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Yemen.

Carswell's interest in electoral change dates to before he defected from the Conservative party in August 2014.

Congress also approved the electoral changes Friday.

The new booths are part of sweeping electoral changes.

His camp hints at possible future campaigns on electoral changes and education reform.

That was a main goal of electoral changes, introduced in 1994, that favor big parties.

Mr. Napolitano also does not want to jeopardize efforts in Parliament to approve sweeping electoral changes.