Sentence examples for long term electoral from inspiring English sources

They are firmly on the record against this bill and could be in long term electoral trouble once the recipients of the increased coverage start feeling the benefits.

But it is hardly a long-term electoral strategy.

They don't even accept the logic of long-term electoral viability over extinction.

This was to be their answer to Republican anti-government rhetoric and their ticket to long-term electoral success.

Early in office, with his stock high, he should be attempting politically difficult policy changes that bring long-term electoral gains.

Republicans are being sucked into the anchor-baby, anti-mosque vortex, scoring some short-term political points but dooming the party to long-term electoral annihilation.

I asked him whether the northern powerhouse was part of his long-term electoral plan to win parliamentary seats in the north of England.

By knowingly sacrificing long-term electoral gain in favour of principled legislation, Johnson set a presidential standard when he signed the civil rights act that has not been rivalled since.

One implication, which Mr Douthat does not draw, is that Mr Roberts has, by depriving Republicans of wiggle room with blacks, made the passage of immigration reform more urgently necessary for the future viability of the GOP.However, as I've noted before, the electoral interests of individual Republican congressmen can easily diverge from the long-term electoral interests of the Republican Party.

Shutdowns often don't have long-term electoral consequences, though.

Perry has started stealing Mitt Romney's lunch money, and in one poll (STANDARD CAVEAT: National head-to-heads aren't all that predictive in September before the primaries begin and give more of an indication of near-term media narrative futures than long-term electoral results), Perry managed to top President Barack Obama for the first time.