Sentence examples for take electoral from inspiring English sources

There were people convinced Romney was going to win and this might take (electoral) votes from him".

And for the first time since the 1970s, the far right was in a position to take electoral advantage.

Mr Shah has turned Hindus against Muslims (notoriously, he told Hindu Jats in UP to take electoral "revenge" following communal riots in late 2013).

That happens to be Mr Miliband's wing of the party, but he will gladly take electoral success in whatever form it comes.

To read: Mother Jones' piece on how Republicans are trying to change rules and redraw district lines in Pennsylvania to take electoral votes away from President Obama in 2012.

"Under Stephen Harper, there were so many people unhappy with the government and their approach that people were saying, 'It will take electoral reform to no longer have a government we don't like'.

And the sheer size of the turnout seemed to have taken electoral authorities by surprise, with political analysts predicting that the abstention rate could fall to as low as 20percentt.

John Stephen also predicts trouble: "I think Obama will likely either win both popular vote/electoral vote, or Romney will take popular vote while Obama takes electoral vote -- and we'll have another Al Gore situation on our hands". .

"Under Mr. Harper, there were so many people who were upset with the government and his approach that people were saying 'it takes electoral reform to no longer have a government we dislike,'" he told French newspaper Le Devoir.

That would have avoided inevitable suspicion from the Congress party, which rules in Delhi, that Britain is allowing Mr Modi to take direct electoral advantage.

Take the electoral college, with its tilt towards smaller states.