1.   At the same time, he also must be viewed by the broader electorate as a leader who can steer Congress out of gridlock.

2.   But among the broader electorate, Clinton is not as popular.

3.   But his conversational oratory also contained a strategic appeal to the broader electorate.

4.   Hasty turns to the left or right can backfire when the nominees play to a broader electorate in November.

5.   Now that the candidates have been introduced to the public and bloodied a bit it is time for a far broader electorate to have its say.

6.   Pollsters try to adjust for this by weighting their respondents according to age, sex, and so on, so that they more accurately reflect the broader 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.