Sentence examples for electoral plans from inspiring English sources

Republican hopes of capturing New Mexico (which in 2000 gave Al Gore a tiny majority of 365 votes) will be complicated by the Democrats' easy capture of its governorship.The Democrats have not only improved their chances of putting a spanner in Mr Bush's electoral plans a little.

"I didn't know that," he says, and then steers conversation back to cannabis and CISTA's electoral plans.

So there was little surprise, but considerable notice, this week when he publicly embraced the Republicans and revealed his possible electoral plans in Virginia.

But while he was certain about his electoral plans, he hedged on a question about whether he'd take the manufacturer of the exercise gear to court.

Although Booker has remained coy about his electoral plans, the FEC paperwork he filed in January allows him to fundraise for a potential campaign ahead of any formal announcement.

I think he does need to hear from them, though not for advice on the black arts or electoral planning.

I asked him whether the northern powerhouse was part of his long-term electoral plan to win parliamentary seats in the north of England.

Asked how the organization was helping the B.J.P. in electoral planning, Mr. Bhagwat said he had no influence on the party's choice of a prime ministerial candidate and dodged questions about whether he would endorse Mr. Modi.

House Republicans are meeting privately with the governor to thrash out a joint electoral plan, which is unprecedented for someone who has not yet formally declared himself a candidate.

The government must now find a credible way to draft a new constitution or another credible electoral plan without relying on the existing Parliament, which remains dominated by the former president's party.

It is not clear, said the paper, that that "waving around... electoral goodies was electoral plan A for a Conservative party that until very recently was talking up the economic risks that still lay ahead.