Sentences with phrase «election analyst»

DR. LARRY J. SABATO The keynote address will be held on Sunday afternoon, March 1, at the Opening General Session, and will feature commentary from election analyst, Dr. Larry J. Sabato.

Inside Elections editor and Roll Call elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales contributed to this report.

Call them the pundits of the plutocracy, a quite group of election analysts serving Wall Street and the financial community who prefer lower profiles.

Almost every step of the way, from the primaries to election night, there were election analysts who failed to acknowledge Trump as a credible contender.

This is the key vote which, a Tory party elections analyst has said, is the greatest single risk to the coalition making it through its full five years.

Colin Rallings, from Plymouth University and our ITV News Election Analyst, said the only way the Conservatives can increase their majority is by winning seats from Labour.

Election analysts declared that when the voters got to the polling booths, they opted for the «devil they knew».

Conservative peer and elections analyst Lord Hayward predicts Kingston is likely to be claimed by the Liberal Democrats.

But that is not necessarily a symptom of voter demographics anymore,» elections analyst Jay Cost told the Free Beacon in April.

Congressional and election analysts say control of the narrowly divided Senate is just too close to call.

Hear valuable insights from election analyst and founder of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, keynote speaker Dr. Larry J. Sabato.

The ABC's election analyst Antony Green explains the Australian Electoral Commission's latest redistribution of federal seats.

While both parties may talk a big game in terms of their targeted House races, our Roll Call elections analyst has one thing to say: Show me the money.

This election has thus revealed an important lesson for election analysts: if you want to better understand public sentiment and voting intentions, you need to engage in more meaningful conversations with voters.

According to Tim Storey, an elections analyst for the National Conference of State Legislatures, when it comes to 2010's state legislative elections, «This is going to be an extremely challenging year for Democrats for a variety of reasons... History is not on their side.