Sentence examples for electoral competition from inspiring English sources

The problems of electoral competition did not disappear.

Will the war become a sidebar in electoral competition terms?

What matters is that Georgia's fragile democracy survives its first gloves-off electoral competition.

The Muslim Brotherhood, Mr. Morsi's Islamist movement, accepts — indeed excels at — electoral competition.

"Except in a world gone topsy-turvy, additional campaign speech and electoral competition is not a First Amendment injury".

Singapore's government claims it has faced enough electoral competition to keep it honest but not so much that there was a high risk of losing power.

Because both countries have messy, noisy, flawed electoral competitions, there is a strong temptation for office-holders and would-be office-holders to play the Islamist card.

Unlike the vast majority of politicians, even those on the left, Sanders does not see non-electoral organizing as in competition with electoral strategies, but as a crucial complement to them.

They also believe it encourages competition for electoral offices.

A democracy, she says, "at the very least must have some basic defining characteristics, the most important being the ability to vote an incumbent out of power through the use of a functioning electoral process that allows competition".

For instance, Lisa Chauvet and Marion Mercier studied the links between migration, electoral participation, and political competition in Mali.