Sentence examples for no electoral consequences from inspiring English sources

There are no electoral consequences".

This White House cares very little about Latin America, and there are no electoral consequences for making most of the governments in the hemisphere more disgusted with Washington.

And it means that on issues like gun control, many Senate Republicans in safe red states are wildly out of step with national opinion on issues like background checks but believe they will suffer no electoral consequences.

For President Obama, there are generally no electoral consequences from having bad relations with Latin America.

It's the senior officials, it's the policymakers who are shielded from accountability, who are shielded from oversight and who are allowed to make decisions that affect all of our lives without any public input, any public debate, or any electoral consequences because their decisions and the consequences of the decisions are never known.

In the final analysis, we really do love democracy -- and watching it dismantled as it's being dismantled, and corrupted like it's being corrupted, has taken a lot of us from denial to real depression to a collective "Hell, no!" that will have electoral consequences in 2016.

No doubt the Labour leadership does worry about the electoral consequences that might follow from tax hikes.

While health and human services nominee Tom Price and House speaker Paul Ryan make no secret of their desire to repeal the ACA, the electoral consequences could potentially constrain their decision-making, even if the health consequences do not.

Someone somewhere has no doubt produced a chart that breaks down storm categories and their electoral consequences.

This has electoral consequences.

Turning it down would have "huge electoral consequences," he said.