| The campaign is from then on to hold or win the balance who tend normally to make up about forty percent of the electorate. |
| Yesterday I wrote that I thought this explanation probably accounted for most of the change in sentiment among the Spanish electorate. |
| Word-of-mouth propaganda and pamphlets on bovicide allegedly committed by minorities is used to polarise the electorate. |
| Race is the most potent weapon in their armoury and some in both the party and the electorate are not afraid to use it. |
| All propaganda is a sophisticated form of deception and she had been caught in the act of misdirecting the electorate. |
| Henceforth, Palmerston found that he could control the electorate by this John Bull approach. |
