Sentence examples for impact on election from inspiring English sources
But one of the prime objectives could have a direct impact on Election Day 2016: to create a permanent ground force powered by a vast trove of data, replicating the kind of infrastructure that helped President Obama win reelection.
The conclusion was that the forums had "a substantive impact on election outcomes" only a few times.
The exclusion of these people -- largely members of Democratic-leaning minority groups -- may have a pronounced impact on election results.
"Campaign spending has an extremely small impact on election outcomes, regardless of who does the spending," the University of Chicago economist Steven Levitt concluded in a 1994 paper.
Bob Edgar President, Common Cause Washington, Oct. 19, 2010 To the Editor: Campaign spending can still have a critical influence on legislative outcomes, even if it doesn't actually have an outsize impact on election outcomes.
Gallup reports that their "election polling trends since the advent of televised presidential debates...reveal few instances in which the debates may have had a substantive impact on election outcomes".
Jim Mattox, the Texas attorney general, while discussing Cronus/B.R.C./C.E.S., exclaimed to me in dismay a year ago, "One thing is clear: one company in the United States should not have as big an impact on elections as this company has got.
Examples range from fake news spreading via Facebook (and its alleged impact on elections) to surreptitious tracking of shoppers in malls based on signals emanating from smartphones.
The pain of import-induced job losses tends to be geographically concentrated in certain regions, sometimes with disproportionate impact on elections.
Thus, laws prohibiting felons and ex-felons have a major impact on elections and may determine a winner in the near future.
The brightening of the job figures could give some lift to President Obama in his re-election campaign against Mitt Romney, as baby boomers have a disproportionately big impact on elections.
