Sentence examples for electoral scene from inspiring English sources

But here's their conclusion: Many observers of and commentators on the British electoral scene consider that the present system for translating votes into seats is unsatisfactory.

Except for brief periods of transition in the late 1890's and just after World War II, one party or another has tended to dominate the electoral scene, winning Congressional control (and usually the White House) in most elections.

Mr. Reagan entered the post-1976 electoral scene arguing, in essence, that the debate over how best to coexist with the Soviet Union was the wrong debate, on the wrong problem.

Labour has had a "Brown bounce", but another feature of the electoral scene this summer has been the descent from what might be called the Cameron Highlands (after a resort area in Malaysia - a place with considerably more to commend it to the visitor than Blackpool).

The book argued that for the Democratic Party to survive it needed to look beyond the economic issues that dominated the American electoral scene in the first half of the 20th century toward social issues that deeply disturbed voters in middle America.

In a gracious speech, the former deputy PM offered his congratulations to victorious rival Matthew Grove - but no clue as to whether he would now be departing the electoral scene.

"Whilst I accept that I cannot survey the post-electoral scene and say with any certainty that a Labour party led by Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper or Liz Kendall will win the next election," he says, "I think I can say with absolute certainty that a Corbyn-Tom Watson led Labour party will not.

After Monday night's frenzy of exit polls and projections, Italians woke to a scene of electoral stalemate.

Here in Miami, scene of electoral disasters in 2000 and again in September, voters experienced relatively few problems today because the police ran the election.

This makes electoral sense.

Perhaps surprisingly for an election held in the aftermath of a seismic change in the international scene, there are few signs, as the electoral year begins, of profound electoral shifts.