Sentence examples for factor in election from inspiring English sources

It isn't just a question, as Mr. Brooks advocates, as to whether money is the deciding factor in election outcomes.

Economic conditions are often the key deciding factor in elections.

In South Korea, regionalism has traditionally been the deciding factor in elections.

Can you talk about the extent to which money is a factor in elections there?

But experts say looks had long been a factor in elections.

Whether cognitively mobilized or not, however, independent voters are often a decisive factor in elections.

For all the talk that money has become such a powerful factor in elections — this year more than ever — a loss by Ms. Whitman would certainly raise questions about that theory, at least in California.

While he defends his votes, Mr. Shuler, a formidable fund-raiser and campaigner, says a voting record is not as big a factor in elections as a strong presence in the district.

"Fear is a hugely motivating factor in elections, I'm sad to report".

Fear is hugely motivating factor in elections, I'm sad to report".

Of course, IMHO, aristocracy shouldn't be the sole or even most important determining factor in elections either, but as evidenced by the electoral success of do-nothings like Evan Bayh, clearly it is.