marginal seat in a sentence

• Labor's fielded a record 158 women candidates Thursday, many in marginal seats.
• Examples of traditionally marginal seats in the United Kingdom include Bolton West.
• On a 0.02 percent margin it is the most marginal seat in parliament.
• Wilton is still regarded as one of Labor's most effective marginal seat campaigners.
• On a 0.02 percent margin, it is the most marginal seat in parliament.
• They may, however, have a deciding impact in marginal seats.
• The Tory vote surge cost Labour in many marginal seats.
• Amber Valley was the 24th most marginal seat in the country after that result.
• Woodside was by then considered a marginal seat . ).
• Political parties often face tension between the holders of marginal seats and safe seats.
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• Originally a marginal seat, a 1968 redistribution made it a fairly safe 1996 landslide.
• In 1998, the government won with marginal seats ( swing seats ) targeted by Crosby.
• Ultimately, Oakeshott lost, but managed to turn the once-safe National seat into a marginal seat.
• Indooroopilly is a marginal seat, having been won narrowly by Liberal National candidate Scott Emerson.
• The by-election was of national and international media interest due the constituency being a marginal seat.
• Labour-held Hornchurch had not been a marginal seat and Squire had not expected to win it.
• For most of its history, Downsview was a hotly contested marginal seat between the 1999 election.
• Several members in marginal seats attracted unwanted inquiries.
• Bedford is a marginal seat between the contiguous town of Kempston is also in the constituency.
• It has been classified as a marginal seat.