Sentences with phrase «different electorate»

But demographic changes and redistricting have created a far different electorate than the one that first propelled Rangel to that office.

The report found that the European elections attract a smaller, different electorate, which favours non-Westminster «outsider» parties.

There would also be a problem of the members of the SC having a different status on the basis of different electorate.

We need to recognise we have a different electorate and to recognise we became too authoritarian in the way we thought about the state, too casual in the way we thought about the state.

Not exact matches

And both wait to see what, if any actions the federal Liberals take over an oil sands pipeline they've championed and a coast they've vowed to protect, along with electorates in two provinces with profoundly different priorities.

So what we've got are two imperfect media performers with two quite different pitches to the electorate.

Each of these speakers spoke not only to different segments of the American electorate, but they also each gave testament to who Hillary Clinton is as a person and what drives her interest in being president.

Whether you're trying to build models of different segments of the electorate or of the consumer market, you're relying on the past.

A voter data feedback loop lets you constantly judge the state of different segments of the electorate, allow you to focus on the voters you absolutely need to reach and helping you use your ad dollars and volunteer time as efficiently as possible.

It also divided the electorate into segments according to their characteristics — including how they voted in 2010, their views of the party leaders, which party has the best policies on different issues, and their opinion of each party's attributes — and identified each segment's propensity to vote Conservative.

On a given day, his team might run 100,000 different Facebook ad variations aimed at countless individual segments of the electorate.

He is a very different type of leader from his predecessor Neil Kinnock, who was probably a tad too brash for the British electorate; Smith is the friendly bank manager in the High Street (before, that is, bank managers became a toxic brand) and he leads a united Labour opposition.

These legendary contests belong to a time when the electorate, and the political landscape, were different, but as much as the party should beware too much nostalgia, there are lessons to be learnt from history.

This video is designed to remind the electorate that the Liberal Democrats are a different party.

Earlier, in her remarks, Programme Coordinator, Democracy and Accountability, OSIWA, Catherine Angai, said political parties were registered for different reasons, including mobilisation of electorate and holding government accountable.

She is now viewed unfavorably by 55 percent of the electorate, according to the HuffPost Pollster average, which tracks findings from 42 different polling outfits.

While many members of New York's electorate praise the performance of Governor Cuomo, it's a different story for members of the New York State Senate and Assembly.

«Imagine how different our politics would be if we had to... appeal to 80 percent of the electorate,» Miner said.

«Our audiences - and the electorate - will make up their own minds about the different policies offered by elected politicians.»

In addition - the electorate that came out for Obama in 2008 was different from other elections - the young came out and the seniors stayed home RELATIVELY - this is not going to hold.

Above all, he understands that the British electorate of the 21st century is an utterly different creature from that of the 20th, and nostalgia possesses no virtue in its eyes.

Instead, Hoffman has triumphed over Scozzafava in public opinion polls, despite, not the local Republican Party, but local Republican Party leaders (a very different kettle of fish), who clearly misread the mind and mood of the electorate when they imperiously chose a candidate who is evidently closer to Nancy Pelosi in her ideology than to Joe Lieberman, let alone George Pataki.

Swatantea, if there was q massive outrage at Blair in, y getting 2 / 5th of the electorate they'd have voted different or Libdem voters if they disliked Blair would have tactically voted Tory

Were the election to draw an electorate more traditionally aligned to the Democratic Party — with higher participation from the African American and Latino community and more support from younger voters and single mothers — the results may have been different but not assured.

This new mandate represents a sea - change from 18 years prior when 61 % of the electorate voted to basically outlaw bilingual programs through a different statewide proposition.