Sentence examples similar to electoral water from inspiring English sources

Her coup never achieved its purpose of steering Labor into safer electoral waters.

Their problem, everyone's problem, is that we are sailing in uncharted electoral waters.

Meanwhile, Mayor Giuliani has done all he could to further muddy the electoral waters.

The state's strong tradition of consumer advocacy almost guarantees that someone will put an electricity-related initiative on the statewide ballot next year that could roil the electoral waters for everyone.

Now that the Republicans are testing the electoral waters with less centrist options, you decry this trend.Does that mean you're going to come out of the closet and tell us in plain terms that you made a mistake at the 2008 election?

After Brown and his allies succeeded in convincing a group of billionaires and former officeholders (the Think Long Committee) to back away from their own tax initiative plans, which would have lowered tax rates on the rich and corporations, likely muddying the electoral waters with a big money campaign even though they had little chance of success, he then had two other initiatives to deal with.

Leading the Lib Dems in two general elections, in 2001 and 2005, he was instrumental in achieving the party's best result for 80 years when it won 62 seats in the latter contest, which is likely to remain for the foreseeable future its electoral high-water mark.

With the result so close, it was inevitable that tempers should flare a bit; police had to control a raucous crowd outside the electoral commission on December 30th with water canon.

It was the proposed limits to campaign finance that led the party to water down last year's electoral reform.

This was the high-water mark of Scottish nationalist electoral success, with 11 MPs returned in October 1974 on the back of their "Scotland's Oil" campaign.

Many people interviewed by HuffPost see the ethical waters being muddied by Trump's electoral success.