Sentence examples for factor in elections from inspiring English sources

Economic conditions are often the key deciding factor in elections.

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

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

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.

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

The McDonald's issue was a factor in local elections last month, after which a trustee, Frederick T. Boerum, said he was defeated for re-election for arguing that McDonald's was legally entitled to open.

"Our vote could be the decisive factor in determining elections".

Second, "anti-incumbency" is always a big factor in Indian elections.

The issues it raises were not, for example, a factor in the elections on Tuesday.