Sentence examples for larger electorate from inspiring English sources

A larger electorate is likely to be far more skeptical.

Republicans have recently decided that a larger electorate can hurt them.

In the larger electorate, 63 percent wanted less immigration and only five percent wanted more.

Romney wishes the voting difference between Latinos and the larger electorate were then what they are now.

Hatch will be the heavy favorite because a larger electorate will cast votes and his financial edge will be significant.

Ms. Corwin's position has placated conservatives, who stand to play an important role in the election, as both campaigns rely on their political bases to generate turnout in a special election that may not register with the larger electorate.

On top of this, because the larger electorates tend towards the Coalition, the map looks mostly blue.

Seats won by the Tories have larger electorates; the average Conservative constituency on May 6th had 4,000 more names on the electoral roll than the typical Labour one.

The asymmetry is also more pronounced in larger electorates as long as majorities are narrow.

The biggest challenge in such a large electorate for Price?

Lingiari is the country's second largest electorate, and has the highest proportion of Indigenous voters.