Sentence examples for electoral headway from inspiring English sources

To make electoral headway, the Lib Dems need to top it up with people who dislike Labour, the Conservatives, or established politics in general.

With grassroots anger driving this presidential election---anger at government, anger at Congress, anger at Wall Street, anger at the elites and the establishment, heck, anger at everything---Democrats could make electoral headway by addressing one of those objects with this do-able promise: "Make government work better".

The toughest electoral challenge is making headway against the SNP and Scottish Tories.

Lack of congressional support, in turn, will doom Mrs Arroyo's plans to amend the constitution, although more modest reforms, including an overhaul of the electoral system in time for congressional elections in 2007, should make more headway.

By appealing to minorities new and old, plus Southern white liberals (yes, they still exist) and white moderates, particularly women, who feel alienated by the G.O.P., the Democratic Party can still put together a viable electoral coalition and, in years more favorable than 2014, hope to make some headway.

They clearly made headway.

Neither has made headway.

Electoral Experience.

But there is headway.

"We are making headway.

They made headway.