Sentences with phrase «class vote»

In 2011 this helped it attract a larger share of the working class vote for the first time.

Each incoming class votes on its company name, which describes and defines it as a group.

The freshman class voted for their class representatives within the club at this meeting.

And could a more logical tax system deliver the crucial middle - class vote in the next election?

This is a long - term trend since 2001, in terms of the working - class vote just declining quite dramatically.

A position that keeps itself well hidden when trying to get the working class vote out.

If middle class labour members continue to push progressive policies they may even lose even more of the traditional working class vote.

The Labour middle - class vote held up [in 2010].

He is also the author of several IGOPP policy papers, which offer new perspectives on a range of controversial issues including: Dual - class voting shares, Corporate Citizenship, The place of women on boards of directors, Say - on - Pay by shareholders, The Gordian knot of executive compensation, The Troubling Case of Proxy Advisors, among others.

Once generated, this list serves as the perfect formative assessment tool by becoming a living document in which, by class vote, teachers can add or remove items from the list as they are answered.

«We strongly urge Snap to reconsider the proposed structure, and instead go to market with a single - class voting structure, which overall is associated with stronger long - term performance and mechanism for accountability to owners,» said Kenneth A. Bartsch, the executive director for CII.

The trustee holder of the special Class A voting stock and the special Class B voting stock has the right to cast a number of votes equal to the number of then outstanding Class A exchangeable shares and Class B exchangeable shares, respectively.

The principle authors argue that this basic settlement survived both the revisionism of Tony Crosland and the changes wrought by New Labour in the 1990s, contributing to the defeat of 2010, and the situation where Labour has alienated large swathes, not just of the middle class electorate, but of its traditional core working class vote as well.

The Tory tactic of focusing all of their resources on defending their most vulnerable seats worked because Labour did not inspire the working class vote with a real alternative.

«And so it's far easier to win the Midwestern white working class vote when your opponent is private equity - personified Mitt Romney rather than a Jacksonian populist like Donald Trump.»

In a failed attempt to deflect attention from his extremist, anti-woman, anti-middle class voting record and views, he is now spreading lies about Cecilia Tkaczyk.

Stoller is urging Democrats to return to those roots as a way of protecting Democracy, adding jobs, and earning working class votes again.

It was the in - built flaw in the New Labour project: the attempt to capture middle - class votes whilst relying on working class voters having no where else to go was always a short - term fix.

We lost our working class vote during the Labour Years because we didn't give good jobs to working class people and we didn't build homes for their kids.

The Labour northern / working - class vote gives them a solid block of seats they can always rely on; even in 1983, when they polled just 27 % of the vote, they secured 209 seats.

In 1954 John Bonham's Middle Class Vote broke new ground with a cumulation of Gallup data.

Yet Labour have plenty to worry about too - the disaffected working - class vote Farage has tapped into is one the party badly needs to build a stable, majority - winning coalition.

Hi Tory, yes I think in Chippenham you will win, but partly due to working class votes going from Lib Dem to UKIP, I feel that UKIP will be very close in Torbay, Camborne & Redruth and North Devon.

Series class popular vote result announcement: The results of the popular class vote online will be announced.

«That sort of proper traditional working class vote in Scotland, Jeremy Corbyn does not speak to them in the way that Gordon Brown would have.

While Labour's middle - class vote held up, the historic loss of 4 million working - class voters continued

Winning swing votes will be in vain if Labour has not also got its working - class vote out and reconnected with disillusioned liberal opinion, too.

For most of the modern history of American equity markets, the New York Stock Exchange did not list companies with dual - class voting.

So the class voted whom to keep as the teachers.

In return for giving us not our first or second but last choice, our middle - class votes will guarantee this coalition irresistible political clout, clout the poor have never had.

«He isn't exactly JFK, but he does represent a clear and present danger to Labour in the north of England, particularly at a time when we are haemorrhaging so many white, working class votes.

This is, of course, pure Labour spin, with Blears, under orders, going for the white working class vote.

It was the working - class vote that died.

Labour seems to have decided in recent weeks that its first priority is to stave off the threat from Ukip to its traditional working - class vote, much of which supposedly voted to leave in the EU referendum.

These elections, however, saw the re-emergence of the Green Party as significant challengers against Labour for the left - of - centre middle class vote.

While the success of UKIP suggests — at least in part — Plaid's failure to attract Labour's disillusioned working - class vote, there are also fears among some of its supporters that it has abandoned the centre - ground to the resurgent Conservatives.

At last night's Blue Collar Conservatism event «Perceptions, Policies and Victory in 2015» Tory aficionados weighed in on how the party can reclaim the working class vote in 2015

It was, as Owen Jones wrote a «working class revolt against the political establishment» achieved through the «furious, alienated working - class votes» cast against «the lack of affordable housing; -LSB-...]

Writing for the Progress website, Mr Hain said the party appeared to be polarising between those wanting to target working - class votes and the New Labour «ultras» who prefer courting the «aspirational middle class».

Its core support comes from a mix of financially insecure working - class men, who were traditionally loyal to Labour but who feel they have been «left behind» in modern Britain as mainstream parties chased the middle - class vote, and strategic Conservative sympathisers, who are keen to express hostility to the European Union but much less loyal to UKIP in general elections.

Blue Labour's core ideas of hard work and reduced dependency sit well with the working class vote that Miliband desperately needs to appeal to.

He includes a comment from Labour's candidate in Swindon North, Mark Dempsey, who says the problem was that Labour lost working class votes to Ukip and middle class votes to the Conservatives.

In the 1980s, Thatcher grabbed hold of Labour's working class vote — some would say by the throat.

He would have taken a good percentage of the Wallace white working class vote, enough to beat Nixon.