Sentence examples for electoral tradition from inspiring English sources

Below are some oddities of British electoral tradition.

Obama comes from the mainstream electoral tradition, the Doug Wilder tradition".

Obama acknowledged that the executive order marked a departure from American electoral tradition, but added, "A lot of good will come of this".

In this and so many other ways, Trump has so far defied Presidential electoral tradition by keeping his returns to himself.

While aristocratic electoral competition was tradition during the republic, this period began to exhibit the escalation in competitiveness that was later fatal to the republic.

But there is no electoral system, and no tradition of government-provided services.

He invokes Mexico's past tradition of electoral fraud under the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which ruled for seven decades until Mr Fox's victory in 2000.

Under the PRI, Mexico had a long tradition of electoral fraud which in turn encouraged losers to take to the streets.

Mexico has a rich tradition of electoral fraud, but safeguards put in place by the autonomous federal agency organizing the election have greatly reduced the possibility for chicanery.

Dominic Grieve, the former attorney general, has said fraud at elections is a "growing phenomenon" in Britain that is taking place in communities "in which there is a tradition of electoral corruption and fraud in their home countries".

Israel too used to have a tradition of electoral debates.