Sentence examples for electoral group from inspiring English sources
The phrase "electoral group" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to refer to a group of people who share the same political opinions or beliefs and who vote collectively in an election. For example, "The Moderate Party's electoral group voted overwhelmingly for the Liberal candidate in the last election."
There is no electoral group that we're trying to mobilize.
There's no easy answer to that question, given variations both by state and electoral group.
The far-left groups joined with environmentalists to form an electoral group called Green-Left, which garnered about 5 percent of the vote beginning in the late 1990s.
The retreat is solely because they know they angered a politically potent electoral group: older Americans, not to mention those who are planning to become old.
This year's general election was the most unfair to voters in Britain's history, according to an analysis by an electoral group.
In this election for the first time, most polls showed that unaffiliated and undecided voters together made up the largest electoral group, surpassing governing party supporters.
He used his limited scope for giveaways to target key electoral groups.
It is doubtful that Herzog could cut a deal with Netanyahu without alienating much of his Knesset list — and Labor's most reliable electoral groups — who want to see Netanyahu's government founder and a new opposition take shape).
This party, established by the Catholic politician José María Gil Robles, was known as Acción Popular and became the main component of the right-wing electoral grouping, the Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Rights (Confederación Española de Derechas Autónomas; CEDA).
Collier-Brown is part of one of two key electoral groups which O'Rourke focused on more than any others – white women (or Anglo women as they are known in Texas).
Instead, it was Mr Githongo who had to flee for his life, though in 2008 he doggedly returned.In 2007 a newish electoral grouping, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), led by Mr Odinga, promised genuine reform and a better deal for the wananchi, the ordinary people if their man were elected president.
