Significats de wider electorate en anglès

But the conviction of politicians has yet to infect the wider electorate.

Opinion polls measuring the views of the wider electorate show similar divisions over Brexit.

Many within the wider electorate cast their votes based on uninformed or spurious reasoning.

But he has failed to inspire confidence in his capabilities in the wider electorate.

Though, of course, party activists often do not share the views of the wider electorate.

Churchill is also the exemplar for political leadership in the minds of the wider electorate.

But continuing to court them may not help it broaden its appeal to a wider electorate.

Hispanic turnout historically lags behind that of the wider electorate, so any uptick is closely analyzed.

Despite Mr Corbyn's landslide win, Mr Howells said winning the votes of the wider electorate is a different matter.

Despite Mr Corbyn's landslide win, Mr Howells said winning the votes of the wider electorate was a different matter.

They are the people who have to sell the party to the wider electorate and hold government to account.

Still, policies that motivate your base are no bad thing if they're also fairly popular among the wider electorate.

His win in Northland was characterised by some as a victory for that argument and suggested National was in trouble in the wider electorate.

That contest gave the party momentum and sparked interest from members as well as the wider electorate that just hasn't seemed to happen this time.

Their priorities ahead of the Nov. 3 election reflect those of the wider electorate: the battered U.S. economy, the COVID-19 pandemic and racial justice.