Sentence examples for narrow electoral from inspiring English sources
There is a narrow electoral space for this.
For an incumbent president facing a mistrusted opposition party, this may prove a formula for a narrow electoral victory.
Politicians are right to recognise public concern, though their enthusiasm for tackling the issue also owes to narrow electoral calculus.
A17 Premier Wins in Iceland Vote Europe's longest-serving prime minister won a narrow electoral victory in Iceland.
Congress cheered a narrow electoral win in Uttarakhand in the north and a more emphatic one in Manipur, a poor and troubled north-eastern state.
Allende was himself a relatively moderate figure but his supporters tried to use his narrow electoral mandate to launch a socialist revolution.
But the narrower electoral consequences would endure too.
Yet, in fact, this is not a study of potential coalitions, or the main parties' seemingly narrowing electoral chances, or the rise of Ukip, who do not appear until five chapters in, and then only fleetingly – a welcome change after their red-carpet treatment by so many observers.
She was forceful, clear and articulate and didn't play to the debate to narrow Scottish electoral advantage.
In 2000 George W. Bush's narrow 271 266 electoral college victory over Al Gore, who won the nationwide popular vote by more than 500,000 votes, prompted renewed calls for the abolition of the electoral college.
The erosion of democracy and the narrowing of electoral choice in the U.S. are detrimental to most any issue, from the economy and health care to foreign wars.
