Sentence examples for the key to election from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most closely-watched sub-group of the entire electorate are 2010 Liberal Democrat supporters, the voters who may well hold the key to election 2015.

He could still come close to achieving an overall parliamentary majority on a vote share of just 32 per cent, but conventional calculations are thrown into question by the advance of Ukip and the Greens and their impact on the marginal seats which hold the key to election victory.

A campaign based on community issues in marginal seats was the key to election victory, the chairman of the Welsh Conservatives has said.

A focus on local issues in marginal seats was the key to election victory, the chairman of the Welsh Conservatives has said.

These calls were predicated on the idea that ethnic minority voters could hold the key to the election result.

As in the presidential campaign, Democrats are trying to appeal to women in the district and see them as the key to the election.

He believes that the white working class is still the key to the election, because the Clintons have never been able to win without this demographic.

"This issue," he says, of Bush's "announcing that 'I carry the word of God' is the key to the election.

If moderate swing voters are the key to the election, some advantage may befall Mr. Larsen, who often casts himself as a moderate.

"This state is the key to this election," Vice President Al Gore declared at a rally in Orlando earlier this month, "and Central Florida is the key to this state".

Much of the Republican convention has been dedicated to reaching out to crucial voter groups who may hold the key to the election: women, minorities and independents.