Sentence examples for is electoral from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, or relating to elections
For Post, the only state interest in campaign-finance regulation that is both compatible with the First Amendment and rises above the threshold to interfere with it, because its claims are prior, is electoral integrity: "Electoral integrity is a compelling government interest because without it Americans have no reason to exercise the communicative rights guaranteed by the First Amendment".
Writing off blue-collar whites is electoral malpractice: They still comprise 44percentt of the electorate; 50percentt in every Midwestern state; over 60percentt in Indiana, Iowa, Ohio and Wisconsin; and 80percentt in key Pennsylvania counties ― the places that made Trump president.
Another form of discrimination is electoral gerrymandering.
What we need, as Brand rightly mentions, is electoral reform.
Problem is, electoral politics is a highly superficial field.
AN obvious outlet for such feeling is electoral reform.
"It was electoral gangsterism".
It's electoral public relations.
"We're not going to be electoral.
The second cause was electoral reform.
Their impulses are electoral not ethical.
