Sentence examples for electoral patterns from inspiring English sources

In short, some of the old electoral patterns are changing.

It's a no-go area for normal electoral patterns," Aqil Shah, a political analyst in Washington, said.

Yet there was little evidence either argument caused significant shifts in electoral patterns of previous states, with most Clinton voters saying the Wright episode affected their vote and Obama backers saying it had not.

Our results show inter-party differences in the strategic deployment of a leader, and in the impact of a leaders' visit on local electoral patterns.

That sectarian electoral pattern, especially significant in the west of Scotland, derived from the age-old hostilities between Protestant and Catholic that had reached a crisis between the wars, when the Church of Scotland leadership petitioned the UK government to prohibit Irish Catholic immigration.

We compare patterns of electoral rule choice in two periods, that following the First World War in Western Europe and that following the end of the Cold War in Central and Eastern Europe.

I utilize this particular survey because it allows us to distinguish individuals' electoral participation patterns and statuses as remittance recipients and CCT beneficiaries.

This new era of competition has three main characteristics that distinguish it from the patterns of electoral competition that were evident for half a century following the end of World War II.

The pattern of electoral manipulation set in 1974 persisted in subsequent elections.

Although Mr. Bush continued to hold leads ranging from one to five percentage points in all the national tracking polls, in addition to his slight advantage in the electoral college calculations, the pattern was confusing and contradictory, with Mr. Gore gaining ground in some swing states.

Are we now simply drifting toward May 7 in exactly the pattern of electoral gridlock the polls keeping suggesting?