Sentence examples for electoral necessity from inspiring English sources

Winning voters back from the Tories isn't an optional add-on; it's a political and electoral necessity.

The Republicans are currently beset not just by wars between factions (business versus evangelicals versus centrist McCainiacs, which could be patched up if electoral necessity demands it), but by fundamental philosophical divisions.

The French and Germans will have had their elections, the far right biting at their heels: being beastly to the British will become an electoral necessity for many EU politicians.

The Tory party has been in business so long, and has so often adjusted its aspirations to electoral necessity and to the temper of the times, that it is possible to anchor almost any contemporary concept firmly within the Conservative canon.

I know the Dirty Harry pose is an electoral necessity these days, but I'd like to see more of the other guy.

And they had every right to be because Lisa Murkowski is a gracious, smart, hardworking, nonideological, pro-choice political technocrat whose policy views, when unrestrained by electoral necessity, are to the left of those of Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe.

If Sir James's Referendum Party achieves nothing else in this election, it could at least challenge the current arrangements enough to make an electoral commission a necessity next time.

It is the tragedy of 30 years of green politics that the electoral system and the necessity of party patronage to the Lords has worked to exclude green voices from parliament.

Appearing as all things to all people is a structural necessity of electoral politics in a country as large and diverse as this one, and it has historically been the Liberals' greatest power.

Far better to have an electoral system that avoids the necessity for such an alliance.

"EH Bildu is putting forward initiatives out of internal necessity and for electoral purposes," Urkullu told Cadena Ser radio in an interview.