Sentence examples for electoral standpoint from inspiring English sources

But it does mean that, from an electoral standpoint, the symbolic implications of the vote outweigh the substantive ones.

And so that issue from an electoral standpoint is not going to be a big issue in the race, because the governor is not going to make much of a difference on it.

Waiting four more years, gaining more seasoning in the process, might have made all the difference from the standpoint of her own electoral career.

Perhaps the worst error Jones falls into from the standpoint of policy analysis is attacking work by the brilliant scholar Thomas Johnson, a Naval Postgraduate School scholar, on Afghan electoral politics.

Electoral Experience.

From a neurological standpoint.

Electoral reform is needed.

This makes electoral sense.

Electoral arrangements vary enormously.

Electoral reform happens.

Electoral fraud is widespread.