safe seat

He is one of the few who do not have safe seats.

The loss of safe seats can go down in history.

Upon his acceptance a safe seat would be found for him.

It appears, at present, to be a safe seat for the party.

Your vote is worthless because you're in a safe seat?

It will do until we can find a safe seat in the lower house for you."

"What's it worth if I secure you a safe seat for the rest of your life?"

As surprises go, it was at least a bit of one that she would give up her very safe seat to make the run.

Senator Lott is considered to have a relatively safe seat.

Safe seats have not made the members of Congress more collegial.

The constituency had been deemed a safe seat for the right.

The area is a safe seat for Labour, which has held it since the 1945 general election.

Ethically, who should sit in the middle, less safe seat - one of my children or the friend?

In recent decades it has become one of Labor's safest seats.

To date the constituency has been a Conservative safe seat.

They are just using the north for safe seats.

The 7th is a very safe seat for the Republican Party.

After 1919 it was a safe seat for the Country Party.

All these Republicans who thought they were in safe seats have seen their numbers drop dramatically.

Political parties scrambled for money and pushed members of Congress in safe seats to provide more.

The demands generally limited participation to members in safe seats.

It is a safe seat covering a deprived urban area.

He held the safe seat until he retired in 1970.

It was also given the new and safer seats from the Saab 900.

He lost what had been considered a "safe seat".