Sentence examples for electoral contexts from inspiring English sources

"It is critical for a nation that cherishes its democratic legitimacy to seek credible measures of how citizens think, feel, and act in electoral contexts," Lupia and the political scientist Jon Krosnick have written.

Substantively, our study alters conclusions about parties operating in highly unstable electoral contexts.

"In an electoral context, what are the positions of the candidates on those laws?

Obama's response was witty and then robust, confirming his mastery of the public event and highlighting the electoral context in which he now makes his moves.

Polls are not a good judge of behavior, particularly future behavior, which is key in the electoral context.

"We're trying to make sure that, especially as the one-year anniversary of DAPA passes, that we're looking for solutions that are useful for immigrant communities, not just Democrats or Republicans in an electoral context," Unzueta went on.

Here's her marriage vow: "If a corporation is a person, can I marry a rich one and make millions in secret, illegal contributions too?" While the exact language of an amendment might vary, one version could simply state that money isn't speech and can, in the electoral context, be regulated like excessive decibels and pollution are by sound/place/manner laws and environmental rules.

And that's just in the context of electoral campaigns.

First let's consider the Saudi electoral system within the context of an absolute monarchy.

The benefits of translating scientific research results into policies were evaluated in the context of electoral impact by some policy-makers: "Policy makers are sometimes more concerned about popularity and being voted in, [than] to care to integrate scientific research results into their policies; because maybe this may actually make them not as popular as before with the voters".

"Electoral politics is the central context in which Americans think about politics".