Sentences with phrase «as voters start»

As Voters start to reaaly think about the result they want Labour support will melt away.

Labour believes health will be a key electoral issue as voters start to worry less about the economy and more about the NHS as it begins to suffer from the coalition's structural shakeup, declining staff morale after years of frozen pay and a budget not increasing fast enough to cope with the ageing population.

Ulrich's possible campaign is the subject of a reality television show that is being filmed now and may air as voters start tuning into the race.

Since he refused to confess to any wrongdoing, this mess will reach its height just as voters start shaking off their summer haze and paying attention in advance of the primaries.

But, she said, NARAL's endorsement was timed to hopefully make an impact as voters started paying more attention.

Not exact matches

It also mentioned that governments might be inclined to organise referenda to counteract the «perception that the EU is an «elite - driven» project,» as it notes that notion has been lingering since the start of the recession as «voters increasingly associat [e] the EU project with austerity, rather than a source of union and prosperity.»

Promoted accounts on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube were started from scratch and maintained to create an organic presence that allowed MAN1 to stay connected, interact with voters where they spend their own time and relay pertinent news as it happened.

As it turned out, only nine Courtenay - Comox votes — quite possibly from the very people we spoke with on those door steps, and almost certainly from some of those first - time voters we signed - up — currently make up the difference between another Christy Clark Big Money majority and the chance for a fresh start in B.C. politics.

Mississippi voters rejected an amendment to the state constitution that would have defined life as starting at conception and outlawed abortion and many forms of birth control if passed.

But the tide is starting to turn as scientists, voters, lawmakers and retailers reject extreme forms of farm animal confinement.

Cary Park District voters in April approved a tax increase to pay for the purchase of the farm for use as parkland, and the district started its own negotiations.

At the same time, the Moral Majority was started as an attempt to start winning over fundamentalist Christian voters to the republican party.

As none of these policies were put to voters before the election, this could well be the year that the country starts to say «no» to government in a way that they have not since middle Britain made a previous Conservative government abolish the poll tax.

Certainly to me (a floating voter) it looks as if Labour have moved a long way to the right and to the authoritarian over the last 15 years or so, and if they want their old supporters to listen to them, they may have to migrate back a bit to get the conversation started.

As the consequences of Brexit are starting to be felt, voters are seeing shops on the high street closing, people they know struggling to find work, and businesses moving overseas.

But she also starts with a base of nearly four million email addresses gathered by Ready For Hillary, which wisely focused its resources on email rather than social media — email acquisition usually requires a campaign to seek voters out, while a social media following for someone as well known as Clinton can build itself to a large extent.

In the period between now and when the voters, trade unionists and party members start to realise this, Blair will use the good will he starts out with to move as fast as possible — starting at this year's conference — to suppress the mechanisms whereby alternative policies could be expressed within the Labour Party.

Labour is recovering under Corbyn and McDonnell primarily because voters are starting to believe in their economic policies, and that they will be better off as a result.

The logical consequence of Labour slumping to third place in some polls would be for more Labour voters to start voting tactically just as they once routinely expected Lib Dems to, and the leftwing think tank Compass is now actively debating this idea.

To start with, he was adjudged by the voters as having performed well during his first term, particularly in education, security, infrastructural development, community development, revenue generation, and especially the regular payment of workers» salaries, despite the nationwide economic recession.

Manna has also served as Chair of the Rosendale Environmental Commission and Vice-Chair of the Ulster County Environmental Management Council, helped found the HV Green Building and Renewable Energy Working Group, was on the board of the Hudson Valley Materials Exchange, help start the Hudson Valley Biodiesel Coop, and is a long - standing member of the Mid-Ulster League of Women Voters and numerous other civic organizations.

While the 2001 seats tally was much the same as the 1997 landslide, in key areas like Stoke the working class voter had already started to slip away.

Griswold will start the school year without an education budget in place, as voters rejected the fourth Board of Education budget proposal at a July 22 referendum by a 981-1022 margin.

As more and more voters start to pay attention, it's not a bad time for the cybernats to have finally got their game together.

«Campaign season is just getting started, as proven by the fact that more than half of voters have not settled on a choice as of yet,» said Haber campaign spokesman Jacob Tugendrajch.

There was other readjusting, too: Likely Democratic voters who are women — another category where Spitzer once led — were also downgraded as a projected share of the electorate, going from 59 percent of the primary in the second poll to 55 percent in the third, after starting off in the first Quinnipiac poll at 61 percent.

«Some of the voters came out as early as 12 midnight to vote, queue, wait patiently for the poll to start in the morning by 7 a.m.»

The legislature contemplated the system as early as 2004, and the state chapter of the League of Women Voters started researching the system four years later.

The debate comes as both candidates are in a dead heat in the polls and as voters are just starting to engage with the upcoming general election.

With two weeks to go before the general election, voters in the Buffalo media market will start getting much more familiar with the two candidates for Erie County Clerk, as TV commercials for both Mickey Kearns and Steve Cichon begin airing today.

Voters in the key swing state of Iowa start casting early ballots today as polls show Obama ahead there.

If younger voters start to see themselves as Labour voters - if this becomes part of their identity - this may override their generational shift in attitudes against generous welfare systems, which some long - view right - wing strategists have been counting on.

The only people who can do that are the Voters of the 65 AD and I urge Brian to get on the same page as the rest of us and start having RACC send that message,

The congressman's formal trial in the ethics investigation is not expected to start until after the September primary, meaning that the controversy might not be receiving as much attention when voters head to the polls.

Then he started releasing a slew of vicious campaign ads and rained direct mail pieces on district voters, charging his opponent with using her constituent mailers as a means of campaigning and charging her with voting against student loans for anyone but illegal immigrants.

We started in April and as at last week, and we have registered 3.2 million (Nigerians) on top of the 70 million registered voters for the 2015 general elections that we had before.

MONTPELIER, Vt. — Voters are set to decide whether to elect Bernie Sanders» stepdaughter as mayor of Vermont's largest city, where the independent senator got his political start.

For a start you're not questioning why working class socialist labour voters went Ukip in the first place, it wasn't some guardian reading, snobbery that the working class are think, therefore are bigoted, so they must vote UKIP as they're nasty right wingers who dint like immigration, the decrease in wages among blue collar workers, due to immigration, is by the bosses seeking immigration to pay lower wages to make themselves more profits, Appeasing implies going along with something through fear of something worse, to agree with controlling immigration, because ex labour voters are going UKIP isn't appeasing it, why would us being afraid of losing is our votes to.

Voters and their families started to show up in greater numbers as the day went on, but many expressed they could not wait to put this election cycle behind them.

A Yougov / Channel4 poll finds Vince Cable more popular than Alistair Darling or George Osborne as potential chancellor - and voters want whoever wins to start cutting the deficit this year.

As markets start to stock up on more fresh produce for shoppers to fill their bags, the New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) offers the following tips.

As David Axelrod once said «authenticity is the leading indicator in presidential elections...» If voters smell phony motives, your campaign is already off to a rocky start.

The CP made the disclosure just as the Resident Electoral Commissioner for the FCT, Prof. Jacob Jatau stated that accreditation of voters and actual will go on simultaneously at all polling stations and that the exercise will start by 8 am and close by 2 pm.

Such an approach is counter to the «wave» of state legislation Perez saw being put into place starting in 2010 to make it harder for voters to register, such as requiring photo identification, or restricting early voting.

Jeremee worked behind the scenes, starting off with what he described as «grunt work,» like answering the mail, and eventually moving up to working with the campaign's voter data.

Other recommendations in the memo: * Broaden the message beyond jobs to overall domestic economic growth, as voters are looking to embrace policies that will jump - start the economy and make the United States a world leader.

As I watched the documentary «Tempest Storm,» and then listened to Ms. Stormy Daniels telling her tale to Anderson Cooper, I started wondering what beyond their «sexy» notoriety, respective pre-presidential romps, and Trump (Tempest is a diehard Trump voter) these dueling storms might have in common.

In the case of «Three Billboards,» it is most likely a variety of factors: The backlash started after many had already seen the film and formed their own opinions; And it's still just a guessing game as to whether hot takes impact what voters think in a statistically significant way.

Oscar voters are also notoriously easy marks for war films as well so don't be shocked if this starts getting year - end award consideration buzz

The only candidate everyone feels pretty safe writing off without a qualm is Jacki Weaver, whose performance as Animal Kingdom's quasi-incestuous Ma Barker picked up a citation from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, but whose slow - burning presence in the film doesn't really start to accrue merit points until long after some voters could be expected to hit eject.