Sentence examples for electoral sense from inspiring English sources
This makes electoral sense.
Targeting disaffected Lib Dems makes electoral sense.
He wrote that restricting his party's base to just one creed did not make electoral sense.
"I thought I can lose in an electoral sense, but I'm still going to win.
Tying Republican fortunes to the white vote made electoral sense in the early 1970s.
Cameron's attempt to model himself on Major the underdog does not even make electoral sense.
Whether it is described as government by the people or read in terms of government for the people, the concept of representative democracy, conceived in the classical liberal-electoral sense, seems to justify individual political participation based on clear territorial delimitation.
If our Legislature, or any state legislature, really wanted to strike a blow for electoral common sense, it would build a coalition to push for a single nationwide primary Election Day: one day, everybody votes, every vote gets counted.
No tax rises - electoral common sense?
Schumer is a loud and brash New Yorker (noo-YAW-kuh, he would say) with electoral horse-sense and an affinity for the camera lens.
The immediate electoral arithmetic makes sense.
