Sentence examples for electoral war from inspiring English sources

But take one step back and it's easy to see why the Coalition is winning the electoral war.

Although Ritchie lost the battle in the high court, her stance may have at least enabled her to, perhaps, win an electoral war in her own constituency.

The party has asked American supporters to contribute up to $400 £208.766) to its electoral war chest to attend a fundraising dinner in downtown Washington on April 21.

The restricted election for chief executive is murky enough without the sense that the new fund might provide an electoral war chest.

He pointed out, for example, that Sinn Fein conducted at least 60 fund-raisers in the South per week for its electoral war chest.

But the electoral war is fought out in hazier confines like Chillicothe, a predominantly white city of 21,000 that mirrored the statewide results in the last two elections by going narrowly for President Bush.

Indeed, this whipsawing from one voting system to the next is another danger in our modern electoral wars.

Beyond questions of strategic advantage in the electoral wars, there lies the large gray area where voters' impressions of personal and civic morality overlap.

If attitudes to multinational business become another electoral turf war, which way will the public jump?

In the well-pruned streets of Milton Keynes, there are few outward signs of a fierce electoral "ground war".

If the opposition leader has sparked an electoral bidding war on utility costs, then so much the better.