Sentence examples for electoral surge from inspiring English sources
Offering an explanation for Ukip's electoral surge, Hodge warned that "mainstream political parties and how they function is broke".
Moreover, an electoral surge of extreme Islamists, some with sympathy for al-Qaeda, especially in the east, entirely failed to occur.
The electoral surge of the UK Independence Party has made them extremely glad of the prime minister's referendum promise: it is their main hope of nullifying UKIP's threat at a general election next year.
It seems to date back to the electoral surge of the British National party at local elections in the early- to mid-2000s, atd athehEuropeanan parliamentary elections in 2009, in which it won two seats.
Mr. Trudeau was propelled into power in June 1968 by an enthusiastic electoral surge that came to be known as Trudeaumania, a political equivalent of the paroxysms evoked by the Beatles.
If that happens, Mr. Cain's recent electoral surge could go the way of other Republican hopefuls who have briefly risen in surveys to challenge Mitt Romney's status as the front-runner — only to quickly fade after stumbling on the campaign trail.
The alliance has seen its electoral ratings surge from 5% before the country's economic meltdown to 27% in mid-2012.
On February 16th a survey by Ipsos MORI recorded a landslide margin of 20 percentage points.The prime minister's electoral prospects surged again last autumn as he steadied the financial system with a plan copied by other countries.
Mrs Whitman deserves more credit than she has been getting lately—just as, one year after Mr Dole's electoral humiliation, surging federal tax revenues make his fiscal promises appear less implausible.Whatever this unfairness, a hallowed piece of conventional wisdom seems to have been punctured.
This was especially true for the more than 600 accounts targeting the conservative voters who were part of his electoral base, a surge the researchers suspect was an effort to shape the political agenda during the transition period by energizing core supporters.
It is widely believed among Quitman residents that these charges have been employed to suppress the surging electoral participation of African Americans, who overwhelmingly vote for Democratic candidates.
