Sentence examples for voters expectations from inspiring English sources

Voters' expectations are low.

If the winner passes that test, he will have done much to meet voters' expectations.

All that means voters' expectations are changing: many aspire to new jobs, and the means to buy consumer goods.

That may sound Panglossian, but it is better than raising voters' expectations only to dash them later.

Voters' expectations seem limited about what the Democrats would achieve, given their inexperience and often lackluster leadership.

Online registration is an important first step in addressing the disconnect between electoral technology and voters' expectations.

Greece's new government must in the days ahead satisfy voter expectations that it will be able to renegotiate the austerity imposed by international lenders.

In January, however, the city's pro-base mayor was defeated by an opponent who was against the base and who rode a wave of voter expectations that it would be moved off Okinawa.

"When they find out it's a woman, they say, 'I thought she was better than that.' " Of course, it is a big leap to suggest that voter expectations and an "extra level of seriousness" among women in public office translate into an absence of sexual peccadilloes.

Axelrod was enthusiastic about the ambition of a new economic settlement and blunt about the challenge of setting Miliband up as its champion against David Cameron, whose polished manner conformed more naturally to voter expectations of what a prime minister should look like.

Questions that measure voter expectations are often more accurate at predicting a winner than asking people which candidate they will vote for.