Sentence examples for electoral shift from inspiring English sources

Fraser's website reflects the electoral shift in National in response to the progressive threat.

The latest people to be heard on the electoral shift are members of the New York City Congressional delegation.

Yes there is corruption and this is the driving force behind the huge electoral shift recorded in May's (and rest assured) June's elections.

Steven Friedman, director of the Centre for the Study of Democracy at the University of Johannesburg, says he can see no evidence of a demographic electoral shift.

(For what it is worth, the change in the 1970s seems to have had less to do with people embracing non-partisanship than with an electoral shift in southern politics in the wake of the civil-rights movement.

In the early nineteen-nineties, Clean Hands effectively destroyed the Christian Democrat and Socialist Parties, and in 1994 there was a huge electoral shift, this time to the newly formed party of the magnate Silvio Berlusconi.

Professor Hetherington says that electoral shifts sometimes reflect shocks, like 9/11, that leave middle-of-the-roaders feeling vulnerable and more authoritarian in their worldview.

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.

In general, I think the political class tends to read unique political moments as permanent electoral shifts — which is why so many people who should have known better were talking about a semi-permanent Republican majority after 2004, and why so many people left the G.O.P. for dead after 2008.

The dubious nature of permanent electoral shifts was especially clear during George W. Bush's administration.

But too many politicians from both the Republican and Democratic parties seem content to play political games with our lives instead of focusing on real solutions, ignoring not just the staggering human costs but also the relentless demographic and electoral shifts that will have consequences for decades to come.