Sentence examples for legislative turnover from inspiring English sources

But this is a year of heavy legislative turnover.

Comparable changes in representation are hoped for by proponents here and in Florida, where substantial legislative turnover is also approaching.

Legislative turnover often peaks in redistricting years, and, in fact, 40 members of the Texas House won't be back in January, either because they quit, ran for something else or got beaten in the primaries.

The political stream consists of three elements: the national (or local) mood, pressure group campaigns, and administrative or legislative turnover [20].

He also portrayed himself as a "clean break" from the current unpopular government, saying he would introduce term limits to increase legislative turnover.

Political support may be affected by a variety of influences including swings of national mood, administrative or legislative turnover, interest group campaigns, and social movements.

With the departure of Mr. Sullivan and the House speaker, Moira K. Lyons, a Democrat, who is retiring, the legislative leadership will undergo considerable turnover.

There is reason to think that changes in legislative behavior might get more pronounced with turnover and as incumbent legislators who have not faced competitive elections before begin confronting a more competitive electoral landscape.

She does have a reputation for being difficult to work for, and her legislative staffs have been plagued by high turnover.

A study of 2002 legislative elections by the National Conference of State Legislatures, for instance, found that only two states had senates with a lower turnover rate than New York.

But the typical chaos of the Capitol may be intensified this year, the last of the two-year session, with turnover among three of the four top leadership positions and increasing overlap between ballot measures and legislative action.