Sentence examples for electoral consequence from inspiring English sources

The ultimate electoral consequence is as much a matter of perspective as it is math.

Foreigners can be mistreated without electoral consequence, since they cannot vote.

Almost every Indian government disappoints most voters, and suffers some electoral consequence.

Now, the Republican candidate on the ballot is one Kerry Bentivolio, a libertarian-leaning reindeer farmer and Santa impersonator who just months ago was written off as a gadfly of little electoral consequence.

Elected officials up-and-down the ballot took notice, evinced in Reagan's landslide 1984 re-election and George H.W. Bush's (eventually broken) pledge of "no new taxes" in 1988 — that there would be no electoral consequence for cutting higher education spending.

Politicians have room to be ideological without seemingly experiencing effective or electoral consequence.

This has electoral consequences.

There are no electoral consequences".

Turning it down would have "huge electoral consequences," he said.

The electoral consequences of mandatory voting are disputed.

The electoral consequences of all this may be profound.