👉 In political science, "unsenatorial" refers to a system where a candidate is elected for one term and then loses their seat in the next election due to a lack of support from the electorate. This means that the candidate loses the seat due to low voter turnout or poor campaign performance. For example, if a candidate wins an election but loses their seat in the following election due to a lack of support, they may be considered unsenatorial and lose their position as a politician. Conversely,
