Sentence examples for electoral potential from inspiring English sources

The defense of German national identity against multiculturalism, of a new patriotism against complete absorption in a borderless Europe, offers electoral potential.

The most significant aspect of today's Ukip coverage is the amount of space devoted to it, and the number of leading articles analysing its electoral potential.

It reflects by implication Osborne's sincerely held attachment to economic and social liberalism, but is presented solely in terms of the electoral potential for the Tories.

It is possible that a similar phenomenon has created a "ceiling" to the Socialists' electoral potential they have yet to overcome.

Polling on attitudes to immigration and multiculturalism suggests – at the very least – that the far right has not exploited its full electoral potential, even within a system notoriously unfriendly to minority parties.

And no matter what actually drove each assailant, Europe's fast-growing populist, anti-immigrant and law-and-order parties – already riding high on anxieties fuelled by prolonged economic stagnation, a massive influx of refugees and migrants, and atrocities in Paris and Brussels that claimed 180 lives – plainly see electoral potential.

It is also used for identifying from the electoral roll potential Pacific persons as respondents to public health surveys in New Zealand (the Lexicon method used by Massey University) (9 ).

A second tendency that jeopardizes existing and potential electoral reforms is a habit of thought that narrows unduly the range of American (and foreign) electoral and policy- making systems by which we might attain a more just multiracial democracy.

"We want to retain complete flexibility about potential electoral targets.

It will always give him a potential electoral advantage".

She certainly seems keen to hurt potential electoral rivals.