Sentence examples for off the electoral from inspiring English sources
But there are fears that large sections of the electorate – as well as people who have dropped off the electoral register – will not participate in a crucial decision on Britain's future.
Campaigners are concerned that around 770,000 individuals, mostly young people, private renters and ethnic minorities, may have dropped off the electoral register since 2014, when the government moved from registration of electors by household to asking individuals to sign up.
If you stick with Julia Gillard, we'll be wiped off the electoral map.
The Labour leader accused the coalition of "betraying" young people by letting them drop off the electoral register.
We might have fallen off the electoral roll, but you wouldn't know it from our Facebook statuses.
He has been willing to cut off the electoral prospects of his party to spite its more moderate wing.
"The same day we were launching our billboard campaign in Salford, we were struck off by the electoral commission," he explains.
After announcing early on Saturday that the election would go ahead regardless, Mr Thowfeek then had to call it off, as the electoral commission filled with police, who prevented any voting materials being distributed.
Maine allocates its electoral votes by Congressional district, and Mr. Romney's supporters hope they may be able to pick off the single electoral vote available from the state's more conservative Second District.
Jean-Marc Ayrault, the prime minister, acknowledged grimly in a televised statement after the first-round results, that voters had expressed their "worries" and "doubts".It is the National Front, however, that pulled off the real electoral feat.
She worked hard to shrug off the disappointing electoral defeat and turned herself into a highly effective, tireless attack-dog for the Conservatives, without losing any of her natural amiability.
