Sentence examples for substantial electoral from inspiring English sources

If there were ever an upper chamber which could claim a substantial electoral mandate, those days would be over.

Despite the climate for reform cited by Mr. Abrams, the scandals have not produced any substantial electoral changes.

In August, opposition candidates like Sergio Massa and Mauricio Macri attracted substantial electoral support with their business-friendly, anti-inflation campaigns, making them likely presidential candidates in 2015.

The state's Republican voters are similar to Mississippi's and Alabama's, however, there are modest differences that could lead to a substantial electoral difference.

In a different political context he would be a substantial electoral asset to the Liberal Democrats, as he was famously during the 2010 election.

After just one week of this newspaper's "campaign for democracy", it has become clear that there exists a real desire in this country for substantial electoral reform.

Incumbents tend to have a solid electoral advantage in candidate-centered electoral settings.

Despite substantial Democratic electoral losses in the region in 2002, Democrats have made net gains here since 1998.

Yet Johnson's ability to refresh the voters others cannot reach rests on a substantial amount of electoral sand.

The BBC has cited such a "substantial increase in electoral support" in Ukip as justification for including its leader, Nigel Farage, in one of the live debates proposed by broadcasters.

In a letter to the Green Party earlier this month, Ric Bailey, the BBC's chief political adviser, said UKIP had demonstrated a "substantial increase in electoral support" since 2010, while the Greens had not shown "any comparable increase".