Sentence examples for midterm electoral from inspiring English sources
Going forward, the 2018 midterm electoral roadmap is heavily tilted in Republicans' favor.
Yet, as the midterm electoral cycle moves into the fall, even the mere perception that something is rotten in North Carolina could carry costs.
They aim to get a bill through the Senate this summer, leaving much of 2013 for the House to act before representatives are completely immersed in midterm electoral politics.
He has just commissioned two Texas journalists, Lou Dubose and Jan Reid, to write a biography of President Bush's political adviser, Karl Rove, pegged to the Republican midterm electoral sweep.
President Bush's relentless stumping, low black voter turnout, a sharp public focus on national security and the Democrats' failure to offer coherent counterarguments all paved the way for the Republicans' strong midterm electoral gains, business and labor officials and strategists for each party said yesterday.
But then, on the eve of George Bush's midterm electoral sweep, a cataclysm occurred.
Former President Barack Obama is poised to plunge into the fray of the midterm campaign, returning to electoral politics with a frontal attack on Republican power in two states that are prime Democratic targets this fall: California and Ohio.
On midterm election eve, the electoral map ran red with Republican victories".
She said Trump's behaviour around his meeting with Putin in Helsinki this week was a "mystery" and warned that sources had told her attacks on the 2018 midterms could spread to electoral infrastructure.
And there is Trump's confession, in an Oval Office interview with Sherman and Palmer, that he is not particularly troubled that Republicans lost control of the House in the 2018 midterms — the sort of electoral defeat that would devastate most other presidents, and the sort of admission that might disappoint Trump's fellow Republicans.
In this case the state policy in question was to preserve the Republican majority that emerged from the 2010 midterms against any future electoral outcome.
