electability's Usage Examples:

His war feats greatly enhanced his electability and President Zachary Taylor visited the city during Mayor Herron's term.

leader of the Nazi Party after his release rather than on his party's electability.

with calls for the party to become more moderate in order to increase electability.

these polls, arguing for the former Congressman's electability while questioning McMahon's electability due to her loss in an open Senate seat contest in.

presidential election; however, he had to withdraw from the race due to his low electability.

attributed her inability to win primary races to the primaries' focus on "electability" in a race against Donald Trump, her popularity peaking too early in.

to vote was the same for the two houses, however the requirements for electability were stricter for Landstinget; candidates were limited to those of age.

This would also have increased Conon's electability.

themselves as conservatives, while Knoblach emphasised his supposed electability.

considering a vote of confidence due to Duncan Smith's perceived un-electability.

religious affiliations of presidents of the United States can affect their electability, shape their stances on policy matters and their visions of society and.

Patterson ascribes this difference to "the influence of 'electability' on reporting," rather than on polling numbers.

Social scientists have researched the effect of facial hair on the electability of presidential candidates, and currently consider facial hair to have.

to the pledge, but added a clause allowing him to raise "legitimate" electability issues.

of experience and competence, the ability to bring about change, and electability.

during the 2016 election, and we were seeing so many conversations around electability and likability, which are two words that are basically only used for.

Cleveland's cause was aided by his position on the tariff, his perceived electability, a strong organization, and the weakness of his rivals' candidacies.

It would’ve hampered a person's electability.

the complexity of Alaska politics and the difficulty in predicting the electability of Democrats in the state.