Sentence examples for electoral coalitions from inspiring English sources

But the electoral coalitions that now enabled him to maintain power were inherently weak, unstable, and governmentally ineffective.

Given an electoral law that favoured electoral coalitions, the CEDA and Lerroux's Radicals, now a respectable middle-class party, triumphed.

Since independence, dozens of parties have put forward electoral slates, and the elections of the early 21st century were dominated by a pair of large electoral coalitions.

Turnout-battle swing states, meanwhile, are those like North Carolina with relatively evenly-matched electoral coalitions but few persuadable voters in the middle.

While we cannot predict the shape of future electoral coalitions, we believe that the present situation is a not stable equilibrium.

In 1965 who would have foreseen that environmental protection, abortion, and other cultural issues would begin reshaping electoral coalitions by the late 1970s?

He forged a new winning electoral coalition of the young, minorities and well-educated professionals.

Election season always exaggerates and magnifies differences as candidates seek to build an electoral coalition.

Herriot led the opposition to the postwar right-wing electoral coalition, the Bloc National.

Women, young people and minorities, the bedrock of Mr Obama's electoral coalition, are notably lukewarm.

Perhaps the biggest question of 2016 was whether Obama's electoral coalition would be durable and transferable to his successor.