| It is republican, socialist, internationalist and, on the polling evidence, still unelectable under first-past-the-post. |
| At any other time it would have sounded like the leader of an unelectable party throwing in the towel, or finding an excuse for his own failure. |
| In both cases, the net effect is to make the party unelectable for the next decade. |
| Bills of this magnitude must be decided by the whole population, not a minority of unelected and unelectable people. |
| Their refusal to compromise is leading them to select candidates who are unelectable. |
| In thriving southern England, the party appeared divided, dated, and unelectable. |
