Sentence examples for electoral year from inspiring English sources

REPUBLICANS had a good electoral year in 2010.

Now, as an electoral year opens, most observers think that politics will freeze further progress.

THE elections in Nigeria due in April are Africa's most important in a crowded electoral year.

IT WAS the first outing of a potentially game-changing electoral year in Spain.

"They engineered an electoral year boomlet that is now going to fizzle," said Mr. Hausmann, who supported Mr. Capriles.

The latter won the biggest and most closely watched race of the night, giving Democrats a shot in the arm after a tough electoral year.

Adjustment of tariffs can be highly political, particularly in electoral years, and therefore a private project can be easily politicized.

It includes more women of color than previous electoral years, as well as a number of immigrants.

For keeping inflation within the parameters proposed by the NBR, we need to avoid the temptations specific to electoral years.

But in the same two weeks during the non-electoral year of 2011 it went up again to 51percentt.

Many are independent agencies founded by former political campaign professionals searching for revenue during electoral off years, deploying their voter outreach skills to help companies win.