Sentence examples for question of electoral from inspiring English sources

This is partly a question of electoral maths.

Political power in Senegal, analysts say, is not just a question of electoral success.

But Mr Fujimori's people are insisting that it should not include any discussion of the question of electoral fraud, and it may not take place.The campaign in the second round has been a bit fairer: the main television channels have shown Mr Toledo's advertisements, something they refused to do before the first vote.

In the great industrial centres — Mons, Liége, Charleroi — the workmen have already left their work, carrying with them the tools which, their leaders affirm, they will not employ again for several weeks, unless the Government capitulates by appointing a Royal Commission to inquire into the question of electoral reform.

Brown was outrageously disingenuous when he answered questions in front of the Liaison committee of MPs on Tuesday when he claimed with an innocent air that it had been impossible for the government to get consensus on the question of electoral reform after 1997.

It could be that there will be pressure to revisit the question of our electoral system.

Nor is it simply a question of crude electoral calculation.

In the runup to the 2015 elections, the opposition has questioned the independence of electoral bodies, the registration of electors and redrawing of electoral boundaries, which, it says, favour the ruling party.

In systems with a representative democracy, the question of whether the electoral process can aggregate the information the politicians have and transmit it to the voters is of primary importance.

They question the very legitimacy of electoral politics, seeing a hollowing out of representative democracy that the eurozone crisis is rendering critical.

Still, there was no question that the specter of electoral politics loomed over the president's appearance in New York.