Sentence examples for electoral peak from inspiring English sources
The BNP reached its electoral peak in the 2009 European elections with a million votes.
At their electoral peak in 2014, UKIP got over 4 million.
More important is what the ad and its reception say about the candidate and his natural fluency in the language of the Boomer, a generation at the peak of its electoral power.
This season, both of the mandatory two have baggage fit to burst and dozens of tired skeletons peeking from their respective closets, apprehensively wondering whether they will be fully reanimated in this, the peak of our electoral cycle.
Electoral support for the BNP has declined spectacularly since its peak in 2009 when its leader, Nick Griffin, appeared on the BBC's Question Time.
Overall, the electoral register is smaller by 1.6 million names than at its peak in 2012 when 46.4 million people were on the list.
The protests drew well over 100,000 at their peak as students vented their anger at Beijing's refusal to budge on electoral reforms.
"The peak of Brooklyn's power was in the mid-nineteen-seventies," says Markowitz's electoral rival, Ken Fisher, whose father, Harold Fisher, was the chairman of the M.T.A. in the seventies.
Electoral reform happens.
Electoral fraud is widespread.
