Sentences with phrase «electoral landscape»

But in an increasingly volatile electoral landscape, context really matters.

Looking at the current electoral landscape, it's little wonder if some Labour advisers believe they can win it without dominating it.

But in the suburbs, bellwethers of New York's political sentiment, two hotly contested races are underway for county executive that could shape 2018's electoral landscape for the state.

They can select a newcomer to the local electoral landscape, in the person of first - time candidate Lorin Rose, or return a former four - term supervisor, Jeremy Wilber, to the office he held from 2000 to 2007.

In their draft electoral landscape, Republicans create a 63rd Senate seat, using some creative legal - mathemagical analysis, and drew it so a specific, wealthy Republican assemblyman could make a run for it.

Last week, the court presented a draft map which contained a number of substantial changes to the electoral landscape.

The shifts in the electoral landscape of the UK in recent years mean that the likelihood of an outright majority for the main party of the left is receding into the distance.

They'll discuss the electoral landscape for the next two years, Jacobs» duties as party head, and who the Democrats would like to see as the Republican nominee for governor.

The Liberal Democrat victory in the Richmond Park byelection could be just the first of many electoral aftershocks that could reconfigure the electoral landscape

Britain's electoral landscape is dominated by safe seats, with very little competition for votes taking place within them.