Sentence examples for electoral mainstream from inspiring English sources

Recently the party has taken the stick to those who might tarnish its journey into the electoral mainstream.

The Goldwaterite true believers scorned the electoral mainstream and lost in a landslide; four years later, Nixon steered toward it and narrowly won.

Obama comes from the mainstream electoral tradition, the Doug Wilder tradition".

But in recent years Mr. Griffin has taken care to moderate his public statements as his party seeks mainstream electoral success.

We understand that you must be careful and judicious given the racial quagmire of mainstream electoral politics in the United States.

But scores of its members are career politicians, with many having used the organization as a launch pad to enter mainstream electoral politics.

Murphy said tax avoidance has become a mainstream electoral issue, though any reform would be long-term rather than sudden and radical.

But as the police and Iraqi Army have taken control, Mr. Sadr has remade himself and his following as a mainstream electoral force, winning 40 seats in the national election in March.

It suggests a constituency, orphaned by mainstream electoral politics, that is at the very least prepared to weigh concerns about stretched public resources and border security with aspirations to common humanity.

Individual clerics associated with such sectarian groups are also increasingly becoming important local actors, controlling vital vote banks, and proving to be valuable electoral allies for mainstream political parties.

But finally it exposes the dysfunctionality within the Republican party, whose conservative wing is behaving less like a mainstream electoral force than an ultra-left sect being advised by a petulant two-year-old.