electorally

American  

[ee-lek-tawr-uh-lee, i-lek-ter-uh-lee] / iˌlɛkˈtɔr ə li, ɪˈlɛk tər ə li /

adverb

1. in a way that relates to, affects, or involves elections or electors.

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Example Sentences

The mother of two acknowledges her local profile helped her electorally, but says that, increasingly, people are contacting her about illegal immigration.

From BBC

There are plenty of seats across the central belt of Scotland that will be electorally similar to Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse.

From BBC

In the conservative Washington Examiner, podcaster Brady Leonard wrote: "Tate's obnoxious, misogynistic brand is toxic to everyone besides electorally insignificant corners of social media."

From BBC

While the second half of this statement was true, for Carter was indeed electorally humiliated by Reason, the Georgia peanut farmer was also an accomplished president in both foreign and domestic policy.

From Salon

The first minister also conceded that his government's performance was "an issue" which had harmed their chances electorally.

From BBC