1.   Two-thirds of the national electorate had the chance to vote in these elections.

2.   Current polls show a national electorate concerned about crime, but not as much as it is concerned about other issues.

3.   He has also ended a system in which non-Muslims had to run separately for a limited number of reserved seats, instead creating a unified national electorate.

4.   It can begin with the support of the national electorate, understandably weary of the endless accusations of corruption, and it could involve a true bipartisan effort.

5.   Nor will the party succeed in reaching out to the black, Hispanic and immigrant populations that make up an increasing percentage of the national electorate.

6.   Some of the hopefuls and probable hopefuls are new to the national electorate.

7.   The absence of a foe among the activists in his party has given Clinton valuable freedom to aim at the broader national electorate.

8.   The conservative hold on the national electorate is loosening.

9.   The founding fathers did not expect anyone but Washington to command a national electorate, Warren explained.

10.   The same thing could be said by not only other prospective independents but also the established parties, their candidates and the national electorate.