Sentence examples for typical electoral from inspiring English sources

None of that differentiation is captured in typical electoral maps.

Unlike Licata's own more typical electoral efforts in the past, Sawant's "campaign strategies and tactics were not directed by a single candidate or campaign manager".

His triumphant verdict on UKIP's electoral success was typical of the man.

For long, the Islamic Republic sought to present itself as different from typical Middle East autocracies, because its electoral procedures provided it with a veneer of legitimacy.

It is quite typical for interpretations of state electoral law to be made after the election has been held.... Indeed, most disputes about the meaning of a law arise only after an event takes place whose significance under that law is contested.

Seats won by the Tories have larger electorates; the average Conservative constituency on May 6th had 4,000 more names on the electoral roll than the typical Labour one.

If all you want to know is which direction a state's electoral votes were assigned, the typical election night map is all you need.

But none of this helps the Democrats, because the typical household still feels pinched and insecure.The electoral calendar makes Mr Obama's party's task still harder.

I think the imposition of the so-called 'European electoral law' for local elections is a typical example of this - though regrettably not the only one.

In response, Mr Callanan said it was "a bit rich for the unelected head of the European Commission to give electoral advice… but I suppose that's typical of him".

In response to Mr Barroso's comments, Mr Callanan said it was "a bit rich for the unelected head of the European Commission to give electoral advice… but I suppose that's typical of him".