Sentence examples for electoral skills from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu, who was nicknamed "Bibi the magician" in the 1990s for his formidable electoral skills, not only knew what buttons to push to secure re-election but did so shamelessly, playing on the anxieties of the Israeli right.

Many of them owe their careers to Lord Rennard's electoral skills.

Political activists still train one another in basic electoral skills, not for party work but for proposition and measure campaigns (as a consultant put it, the great thing about doing propositions is: no candidate).

Working with my organization, the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, community leaders have worked doggedly over the past four years to build their electoral skills and political muscle.

Both King and Grothman have been able to build up goodwill (and electoral skill) through decades in public office, while Bergman's relatively new to the endeavor.

The results are fueling suspicions that the suspension of evaluations was more about Peña Nieto propping up his political base with support from SNTE teachers — known for electoral organizing skills and also not fond of evaluations — than caving to CNTE radicals protesting in the streets.

McGowan's campaign centred on a grassroots electoral strategy which used the skills of young people in the seat and was particularly strong on social media.

Further liberalising reforms would be electoral poison.Ms Merkel's coalition-management skills create an illusion of progress.

Many are independent agencies founded by former political campaign professionals searching for revenue during electoral off years, deploying their voter outreach skills to help companies win.

There is still some skill required to go through the electoral math in elections that are close enough for it to matter.

In the past, Hague's failure to make a wider electoral impact has been blamed on his poor televisual skills.