Sentences with phrase «about voting blocs»
Then future Republican nominees can complain about voting blocs who are won over by «gifts» from Democrats.
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More broadly, concerns about trade and its impact on workers figured large in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and in Britain's referendum vote to leave the European Union, a free - trade bloc.
Catholics and evangelicals, two key voting blocs, have been buzzing about religious liberty for months, with mega-pastor Rick Warren recently canceling plans for a presidential forum with Obama and Romney and announcing plans for one on religious liberty instead.
The GOP establishment is terrified that Trump, with his intemperate remarks about Mexican «murderers» and «rapists,» will make Hispanics another monolithically Democratic voting bloc.
That's about the same as in March (45 - 41, 14), although the discontent of independents — a crucial swing voting bloc — is waned slightly.
And yet, with just two weeks before Election Day, a key bloc of voters doesn't know much about the race, its candidates, or even whom they'll vote for.
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«While we know that migrant voters do not form a voting bloc, voting patterns suggest that migrant voters are likely to prefer parties that they view as positive about race equality and immigration issues.»
Perhaps he mentioned something to them about needing a solid bloc of votes on Row E today?
Forests, renewable energy and deserts are the three major issues that African nations are most concerned about and its felt that voting as one bloc will give them more power during negotiations.