Sentence examples for electorates leaving from inspiring English sources

The Whig party won almost all constituencies with genuine electorates, leaving the Tories with little more than the rotten boroughs.

In other states with close races, each of the two parties starts with only around a third of the electorate, leaving large numbers of independent voters prepared to listen to either side.

Consequently, environmental concerns have become under-represented in the electorate, leaving candidates, policymakers, and the media to focus on other issues.

He adds back in all the missing white voters to the 2012 electorate while leaving out all the missing minority voters.

A baffled electorate will be left to draw its own conclusions of no confidence in a political system that has abandoned any attempt to lead.

The electorate was left, in most cases, with little basis for a decision beyond ethnic and religious ties.

Yet war-weariness in the electorate has left Republicans struggling to find lines of attack against Mr Obama's overseas policies.

So the primary electorate was left to choose from a roster of retreads, mediocrities and cable-news candidates.

And he had a deep economically driven anxiety among the electorate that left the people of the state hungry for change.

Calm still reigns, calm and a strange willingness in the electorate to leave to politicians and constitutional lawyers the task of solving the problems of 8 May.

If all parties operate within the same economic framework, all the electorate is left with is a decision based on where each party stands on the spectrum of austerity.