Sentence examples for electorate from from inspiring English sources

His son Frederick William, the Great Elector (1640 88), freed the electorate from them and reestablished order.

Though it is hard to distinguish precise ideological shades, among Labour backbenchers the soft left is almost certainly more numerous than true-believing Blairites and Brownites.Some part of Labour's electoral success has come from Mr Blair's unique ability to shield the electorate from that reality.

White college graduates edged up to 37 percent of the electorate from 35 percent in 2010.

That's the single remaining undecided electorate from the July 2 election.

But conservatives dropped to 23percentt of the electorate from 28percentt in 1997.

It should awaken the party's nominating electorate from its reveries about treating the presidency as an entry-level job.

The great middle of the electorate from center-right to center-left is looking for a political home.

But as long as you have it, I don't see the interest in keeping the electorate from being informed".

Democrats are also counting on an assertive and sophisticated turnout operation by the Obama campaign to substantially reshape the electorate from the one that favored Republicans in 2010.

Mr. Romney, as well as many of his most visible political donors, looked down on most of the white electorate from mountains of personal wealth.

Some changes, like the decline in voters from union households to 21 percent of the 2008 electorate from 29 percent in 1976, benefit Republicans.