Sentence examples for electoral excitement from inspiring English sources
21, but probably less electoral excitement.
21 primary, but probably less electoral excitement.
While some of that surge may be related to tighter banking rules, which also require the card for certain transactions, it may also reflect some electoral excitement.
We have smothered them with fear.'" The inspiration of "electoral excitement," he added, no longer seemed to be of major concern to the regime.
Perhaps this explains at least some of my electoral excitement – the possibility of proportional representation and the potential value of my vote in future general elections.
As we turn to the general election, if Romney can't count on electoral excitement, he must hope for electoral amnesia — and he has Santorum to thank for much of that.
VOTERS in Texas have had three electoral excitements lately.
Because, though there is in some quarters of the Tory party excitement over the electoral bounce it would get from a Scottish exit, this is not the majority view.
But Mr Obama, who is 45, has transformed the race, jumping over greybeards such as John Kerry and giving the Democratic Party its biggest shot of excitement for years.In this section There's electoral gold in those hills The answer, my friend?
To elect more officials with an anti-austerity mandate, especially in our money-driven electoral process, we may need to recreate an Occupy-like movement -- one that generates excitement, ideas and momentum from outside the political system.
