Sentence examples for electoral table from inspiring English sources
It might be emotionally satisfying for environmental groups to take their marbles from the electoral table.
Sen. Blanche Lincoln's decision to oppose the union-backed Employee Free Choice Act, two years after supporting it, seemed at the time to take a thorny topic off the electoral table for 2010.
China probably wouldn't go along with elections (nobody lives in their claimed area), but the Chinese/Indian line is a lot less contentious than the Pakistan/India line to begin with, so perhaps that part of it could be taken off the electoral table.
That's 19 electoral votes off the table.
The others, in the order that they're listed in the table, are Electoral-Vote.com; Votamatic, by the Emory University political scientist Drew Linzer; HuffPost Pollster; Real Clear Politics; Talking Points Memo's PollTracker; and the Princeton Election Consortium, which is run by Sam Wang, a neuroscientist at Princeton.
By bringing the left to the negotiating table on the electoral reform, Mr. Calderón has managed to wring a tacit acknowledgment of his legitimacy.
We measure transnational political participation by the counts of homeland-related political activities that our respondents engage in, distinguishing between electoral and non-electoral engagement (Table 2).
Table 1 Ballots, electoral rolls, and voting age population in the Tunisian overseas constituencies Constituency Year Ballots Registered electors Voting age pop.
Although the characteristics of our original 7106 adults sampled from the electoral role are not known, Table 2 shows how the age, sex and social deprivation (Carstairs) distribution of our participants compares with that of all Gedling residents in 1991, our target population, using census data from that year [ 20] (Table 2).
The Syrian president has pledged to table reforms including new electoral laws that may open the way for multi-party ballots.
The table provides a list of U.S. electoral votes by state.
