Sentence examples for win electoral from inspiring English sources

United in a just cause, we can win electoral reform.

Enlisting the candidates who can win electoral seats risks tarnishing Mr Khan's brand among his idealistic young core of supporters.

It accused Mr. Bouteflika of using oil and gas revenues to finance social programs to win electoral support.

Under the status quo, a purely regional candidate, or one whose supporters are concentrated in a few large states, can win electoral votes.

In the 1970s the Scottish National Party, seen until then as an eccentric tartan irrelevance, suddenly began to win electoral victories.

If electoral votes were divided proportionately by state, third (and fourth) parties could indeed win electoral votes, especially in the larger states.

The same logic has long applied for any Republican hoping to win electoral-vote-rich Florida in a Presidential election.

After all, this seems to be a winning electoral strategy.

He forged a new winning electoral coalition of the young, minorities and well-educated professionals.

But does it really represent a winning electoral strategy for Democrats?

While he was winning electoral battles — in 2000, 2002, and 2004 — he was accumulating enemies.