Sentence examples for electorate is small from inspiring English sources

Wyoming's electorate is small enough that moderate and charismatic Democrats can overcome the state's partisan gravity.

The electorate is small – the 9,000 residents of the City and senior figures in the businesses that operate there; the electoral structure of wards, councillors, aldermen, sheriffs and, at the top, the lord mayor labyrinthine.

And in constituency terms, the electorate is smaller than most.

A key electorate that is small but highly issue-driven, and one that both Tillis and Hagan would do well to court, are North Carolina's Latino voters.

And the Oscar electorate is a lot smaller than the mayoral one: fewer than six thousand people have the franchise.

That's a major problem for a candidate whose appeal to the Republican electorate is built, in no small part, on the idea of the inevitability of his victory.

The general electorate was much smaller and likely uninformed about the people running for president.

One is that the electorate that votes in midterm years is smaller, older, whiter, and, these days, angrier than the one that votes in Presidential years.

But, for time being, the majority of voters within Fifa - and remember how small the electorate is - are likely to echo Mr Pinnick.

Trying to win a national election by gaining a larger and larger share of a smaller and smaller portion of the electorate is a losing political proposition.

Trump appears to totally miss the fundamental fact that the general-election electorate is much larger and demographically very different from the small electorate he captured in the Republican primaries.