Sentence examples for electoral track from inspiring English sources

Candidates who rely heavily on self-funding have a poor electoral track record.

Whether the president wins or not – and given his electoral track record you would be foolish or brave to bet against him – his fame will live on.

And with that electoral track record, combined with vigorous support from Gov. George E. Pataki -- the governor was the host of a fund-raising reception for Mr. Golden just this month -- the Republicans have been exuding confidence.

The direct threat from the Greens is limited – the party is still relatively weak, and has little organisation or electoral track record outside of a handful of established strongholds such as Brighton and Norwich.

"In many seats, Ukip support may currently be suppressed by the perception that they are a 'wasted vote' – a perception which a party with little electoral track record will find it hard to combat," he said.

Although the electoral vote tracked that of the 2000 election, the issues this year were dramatically different.

And their desire to send a political message is shared by centrist politicians in the Netherlands, nervously tracking the electoral prospects of their own populist firebrand, Geert Wilders.

As it is, al-Nahda and the leading liberal faction, the Progressive Democratic Party, have made compromises to keep the electoral process on track in the hope that the democratic transition was more important that the result.

WASHINGTON — It is a political tradition that is almost as old as the White House: a president on the way out, unconstrained by electoral considerations, fast-tracks a flurry of contentious regulations in the waning hours of his term, sometimes even cutting short review from industry or the public.

The question for Kaine is whether his electoral fortunes next year will track closely with Obama's.

You can track polls, electoral vote estimates and so on based on live data, and organize it by state, candidate, percentage and all that.