Sentence examples for electoral movement from inspiring English sources

He established the Colombia First electoral movement and adopted the campaign slogan "Firm Hand, Big Heart".

The spark for this electoral movement is bound to emerge from an unexpected place.

As you point out, the Tea Party very quickly constituted itself as an electoral movement, and it had a stunning success in 2010.

Many Clinton voters say that she will remain their leader, that she has created a lasting female constituency, a women's electoral movement unlike any other.

As The Times's Jodi Kantor wrote Saturday, Hillary's "grieving" voters "say that she will remain their leader, that she has created a lasting female constituency, a women's electoral movement unlike any other".

But the United States has so far failed to produce its own anti-austerity electoral movement, despite the problems caused by our home-grown GOP "Germans".

That will provoke anger in Labour circles about Miliband's heavy strategic reliance on electoral movements quite separate from a conventional swing from blue to red – and, as it transpires, inadequate in comparison.

Syriza and Podemos are electoral movements second and popular movements first.

While Obama launched a electoral campaign that aspired to become a movement, the opposition has created a movement that is attempting to gain electoral expression.

leaders approached her to lead Bersih 2.0, the second incarnation of the electoral reform movement.

New Labour is caught in a classic electoral pincer movement that spells potential disaster.