Sentence examples for electoral relevance from inspiring English sources

The challenge that Sanders posed early on transformed her from the inevitable dynasty candidate to the one fighting for electoral relevance.

"The Lib Dems are desperately, openly, shamelessly trying to recover some sort of electoral relevance by coming out as Brexit deniers," Watson is due to say.

The bloggers, hardly the politest bunch, were calling the gathering of former and present officials on Monday at the University of Oklahoma the "Ben-Gay forum" — a nostalgia trip for oldies trying to creak their way back into electoral relevance.

California's decision last week to move its primary forward from June to February has catapulted the biggest US state into national electoral relevance and set off a chain reaction that will fundamentally reshape the dynamic of next year's presidential race.

Another warned of an increase in "the electoral relevance of a band of fundamentally alien and intolerant believers increases".

First, it demonstrates the relevance of electoral mapping as a research tool to explore the formation of transnational political opinions and, more generally, migration patterns and social spaces of migration.

6. Relevance is relevant.

This trend confirms the increasing relevance of new electoral politics in Europe and the continued need for strong social movements.

That could work, though some may be put off by the in-references: the site's name is a now somewhat dated reference to the size of the US electoral college for presidential elections, and bears little relevance to the broader purpose of the new venture.

These papers represent the leading edge of an emerging subfield of electoral research, which has not only significant practical relevance but also research links with many other fields in political science.

Unfortunately, whatever the role of election theft may be in 2016, neither of the other two Clinton factors have much relevance at all to the Democrats' winning map to the electoral college.