Sentence examples for electoral weather from inspiring English sources
What we must not do, though, is just shrug these results off as if they are just a bad bit of electoral weather that will change for the better if we just sit and wait.
Saved from meltdown by the electoral system, the temptation is just to sit this period out, attacking the cuts that are coming, awaiting the fracturing of the coalition as the government's unpopularity increases – and hoping that the electoral weather will change in its favour again.
We're used to the weather as an electoral factor in voter turnout but what about the weather as policy context?
After years spent working towards their presidential campaigns, they will face their first key electoral test while enduring bitterly cold weather and inevitable attacks on little sleep.
Sorry.In this section Into the electoral maze A puzzling raid Trying to weather the storm A continuing abomination The tragedy of the decade?
While Senator Obama's Illinois may be the bluest of all the states on the electoral map this year, there are still some bell-weather races in the Chicago area that are neck and neck.
By this rationale, the current campaign began well for Labour, whose intellectual sluggishness was compensated by some unusually blue skies.The weather's effect on polling day itself is, according to electoral lore, more partisan.
Electoral fraud is widespread.
Partly, electoral tactics.
Electoral arrangements vary enormously.
