Sentence examples for left electorates from inspiring English sources

Left electorates outside polling stations in Tehran must be let in — Abas Aslani (@abasinfo) 14 Jun 13 #Iranelection counting of votes began in all provinces except Tehran province.

It also left the electorate confused, to the extent that it was listening at all.

These results underscore how queasy President Reagan's muscle-flexings have left the electorate about where his policy will lead.

The party's Black and White fundraising ball, which saw Tory supporters buy thousand-pound tables, was thought to have left the electorate deeply unimpressed.

But even if a clear winner does emerge, the last several months of campaigning have left the electorate deeply skeptical that either candidate will serve the country well.

So his belated conversion to the need for spending cuts, welfare savings and pension reforms has left the electorate unconvinced.France's economy cannot recover without structural reform, and its refusal to make enough changes is undermining the single currency.

Yet many Egyptian political leaders have urged voters to reject the amendments, saying the process of drafting them was too hasty and opaque and has left the electorate confused.

But the campaign, and the candidate, played to the worst in America, and it has left the electorate scarred.

Turnbull set out to win over the disaffected with reassurance but seemed to leave the electorate nonplussed and uncertain.

That leaves the electorate, deliberately or otherwise, in the dark about what it will be voting for.

That leaves an electorate of just 24 million, of which less than half votes, compared to around two-thirds of whites and African Americans.