Sentence examples for in electoral terms from inspiring English sources

But, in electoral terms, it may be the least costly.

Scotland soon became a Tory-free zone in electoral terms.

In electoral terms, Democrats had to view the week's events with confidence.

In electoral terms, he need fret about the economy only in 2016.

In electoral terms, however, voters continue overwhelmingly to choose parties that reject the language of hatred.

At least in electoral terms, the Republicans are hardly contenders in the region.

Rather, I think the alternative was rather well summed up by Jo Swinson MP in the House Magazine back in October: "In strategic electoral terms, our approach has too often been of fighting each seat in isolation, solely or largely on local issues.

Mr Cheney is clearly a drag on the ticket in purely electoral terms: the latest CNN/Gallup poll finds as many Americans disliking him as liking him.

Speaking at the Long Beach citizenship fair, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti cast naturalization in strictly electoral terms.

In purely electoral terms the Democratic Presidential candidate evened-up and slightly tipped states that had been Republican for decades: Indiana, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Nevada, Colorado.

The DPP has felt the trauma in emotional and electoral terms.