Sentence examples for legislative battleground from inspiring English sources
Rushing to the next legislative battleground, Commerce Secretary William Daley, Mr. Clinton's point man on the China bill, marched to the Capitol today to meet with the Senate majority leader, Trent Lott, and senior members of the Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over the bill.
Firstly, in the legislative field.
It's the notorious scheme — advanced by Republican governors and legislative majorities in battleground states that lean Democratic in Presidential elections — to divide the electoral votes of those states by congressional district instead of awarding them all to the statewide winner.
It's the notorious scheme advanced by Republican governors and legislative majorities in battleground states that lean Democratic in Presidential elections to divide the electoral votes of those states by congressional district instead of awarding them all to the statewide winner.
Dems' support for popular issues didn't help them - Across the nation's battleground states, Democrats' legislative priorities significantly outpolled their candidates.
Both parties have targeted 3 of the 19 legislative districts as their primary battlegrounds.
MARLBORO, N.J. — If there is one battleground among this year's legislative races in New Jersey, it is here in the hills of Monmouth County, where a contest between two rising political stars is on the way to becoming one of the most expensive campaigns in the history of the State Legislature.
Just 11 states have an all Democratic-controlled legislature, while Republicans have a legislative majority in 30 states, including the battleground states of Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina.
Advantage 2020 plans to spend about $70 million over the next three elections in an attempt to chip away at GOP majorities in key battleground states where Republicans established legislative districts after the 2010 elections.
The recent legislative history of Malta reveals a struggle between church and state, with marriage often being used as the battleground.
