Sentences with phrase «electoral asset»

His personable and authoritative image is his party's greatest electoral asset.

He is, of course, an unbelievable electoral asset to the party, but for the next few months it is Brand Cameron rather than Brand Boris who will benefit the most.

Johnson has committed himself to remaining London mayor until 2016, when his current term ends, but he is very popular among the grass roots of the party and is seen by many as a major electoral asset.

They've spent the summer discussing how to get rid of their one and only electoral asset — Cameron — and replace him with a man who locks himself out his own house on live television.

The findings contrast with former Conservative prime minister John Major who is now judged to be a significant electoral asset among Conservative voters.

The best electoral asset the Tories and UKIP have are the Eds.

But the former business secretary is still considered one of the Lib Dems» greatest electoral assets and leader Tim Farron has made him the party's general election «chancellor» to boost an already extremely high media profile.

Now that Cameron has become an electoral asset to the party, he is expected to have a stronger voice in government.

Darling's logic was that Labour's crisis - management skills would be an electoral asset and the public would be grateful.

Cameron continues to be an electoral asset to the Conservative party; on the «forced choice» question of a Cameron - led or Miliband - led government, the Conservative leader pulls ahead by five per cent points — well ahead of his party's traditional polling.

Even so, some leaders might still prove an electoral asset to their parties.

For clarity, I agree that DC is our greatest electoral asset, I'm just stunned by the range of excuses found to explain away the Con lead, poll after poll after poll.

She was no longer the electoral asset her party had invested in so heavily.

Karpinski climbed onto a stage and told several hundred activists, lawmakers and environmental leaders attending a reception that now is the time to leverage climate change as an electoral asset for Clinton.