Sentence examples for electoral value from inspiring English sources

After all, the administration has invested a great amount of political capital in the electoral value of having "won" the war on terror.

The number of IT companies is growing.But the older sort of industry is still in decline, and, despite its electoral value as a swing state, this sparsely populated, mountainous place seems near the back of the country's economic queue.

Few will be prepared to tie their hands unless taking the no-PAC pledge is shown to yield large dividends in the polls, but a demonstration of the pledge's electoral value will only be possible once a few candidates have taken the pledge.

But Labour isn't the only party to see electoral value in shrouding itself in the red dragon.

In order to fully comprehend Barak's electoral value, one need only look at the moment he left the Labour Party, which went from having eight to 22 seats in parliament after the next polls.

What you're left with, in order of electoral-vote value, are these eight crucial 2012 swing states: Florida (29), Ohio (18), North Carolina (15), Virginia (13), Colorado (9), Nevada (6), Iowa (6), and New Mexico (5).

Interestingly, since Trump electoral victory, the value of the stocks of military firms has gone up dramatically.

I disagree with your assertion that the election proves that America today is politically center-right ("An Electoral Affirmation of Shared Values," news analysis, front page, Nov. 4).

His failure to do so left the impression that his arguments had more to do with electoral expediency than noble values.

The article was headlined, "An Electoral Affirmation of Shared Values".

But in the last forty years our political agenda was hijacked by cynical campaigns -- focusing on God, Guns, Gays, Abortion, and the Flag -- craftily exploited by Republicans who callously squandered the best part of American values for electoral gains.