Sentences with phrase «class voters in this district»
He added: «It angers me that they're playing these games with corporate governance, that they could both represent working class voters in this district.»
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City Council Watch attended a debate in the 6th Council District on Columbus Avenue this week, where we observed about four dozen elderly black and Jewish voters munch on cookies and fruit, and murmur amongst themselves about the slate of candidates who would presume to fill the shoes of the beloved CM Gale Brewer, champion of the liberal middle - class.
«Rep. Maffei is well - positioned to bring his common sense message focused on strengthening the middle class to voters in the 24th Congressional District in the months ahead.»
«Rep. Maffei is well - positioned to bring his common sense message focused on strengthening the middle class to voters in the 24th Congressional District in the months ahead,» Miller said.
Convicted felon and disgraced former Queens politician Hiram Monserrate lost his comeback bid for a seat on the NYC Council as voters in his working class district couldn't look past his history of corruption and domestic abuse, electing Assemblyman Francisco Moya instead.
Asked about the traditionally poor turnout of voters in the heavily - minority Fillmore District, Mascia says voters are turned off by nothing being done and says he will run a get - out - the vote campaign for his issues on race, class and economic inequities.
«The middle class is suffering due to rampant income inequality in this district, and voters should choose who is best suited to be their champion on those critical issues.»
«Voters in New York's 19th District are fiercely independent — backing President Obama in 2008 and 2012 — and they will back a Democrat who fights for the middle class,» the statement continued.
To those who suggested that Quinn, long the frontrunner in the Democratic mayoral field, stumbled on the homophobia voters reflect once at the ballot box, Menchaca's and Torres» victories demonstrate that LGBT candidates can win in outer borough districts dominated by working class and poor people of color and without large visible gay and lesbian voting blocs.
But others have attributed the Florida gains to an amendment to the Florida Constitution, adopted by the voters in 2002, which requires every school district to reduce its average class size.