Sentence examples for some electorate from inspiring English sources

Most take between three and five months, although many continue to do some electorate work during that time.

But proposals on how to spend it are already well advanced in some electorates.

They've had young supporters campaigning on the ground for six months in some electorates.

"The Greens were established there 10 years before the Victorian Greens and yet their vote almost went backwards in some electorates.

Springborg is seen as the father of the Queensland merger of the Liberal and National parties, a feat fraught with high emotions and many potential enemies but ultimately improving the LNP's prospects of election as it ended three-cornered contests between Liberal, National and Labor candidates in some electorates.

However, some angry electorates like to flaunt their mental fortitude and may challenge you to a waterboard-off.

Nevada, which has six electoral votes, has been a perennial swing state, but with its large Latino electorate, some political analysts believe that Trump's inflammatory rhetoric about Mexican immigrants could hinder his chances of winning. .

Most important, Mr. Bush could gain back some of the electorate's faith by keeping a popular promise.

It's true that some of the electorate was on to Dirksen every step of the way, but that didn't really matter.

Venezuela's Constitution provides for a presidential recall election if it is demanded by 20percentt of the electorate, some 2.4 million voters.

The German Greens alienated some of that electorate by campaigning for higher taxes, prompting Mr. Fischer to observe that the party leadership had "gotten older but not yet grown up".