Sentences with phrase «enrolled voters of the party»

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An optimist might see one - third of enrolled voters from each party showed up at the polls — roughly the same as 2008 level — as a solid showing in a state with poor turnout in some years.
Although Walsh is the leader of a minor party dwarfed in size by the Republican and Democratic parties, he is able to exert influence that goes far beyond the 22,401 voters enrolled as Conservatives in Suffolk.
Kavanagh also has proposals to address the long lead time required for voters who are enrolled as a member of one party but want to change their party affiliation to vote in a different primary.
Fulani noted there are «nearly one million independent voters, the majority of whom are Black, Latino and Asian, who are locked out of the decisive first round of voting» because of the closed - primary system in New York that only allows enrolled members to cast ballots in intra - party contests, adding: «That is what some like to call an inconvenient truth.»
Minor parties accounted for the rest of the enrolled voters.
With numerous races in 2015 not being contested and some outcomes predetermined because of major party cross-endorsements, how significant will the drop in voter turnout be, especially among non-party enrolled voters, considered swing voters?
Though there are only eleven registered members of the Reform party in Ulster County, those who are enrolled voters but not registered to any party may participate in this primary, in which no names will appear on the ballot.
While a candidate's name won't appear on the ballot in June, voters enrolled in the party can write in the name of any candidate they prefer.
There are, according to Ulster County's Board of Elections, just under 110,000 registered voters in the county, of which 38,031 are Democrats, 28,289 are Republicans and 33,930 are not enrolled in any political party.
If the boundaries of such Election District have been created or changed since the last preceding General Election at which members of Assembly were elected then the above formula shall apply based on that percentage of the number of persons enrolled in the Party in such Election District on the list of enrolled voters last published by the Board of Elections which the total vote cast in the County for governor under the Party emblem at the last preceding gubernatorial election bore to the total Party enrollment in the County on the list of enrolled voters last published by the Board of Elections.
About 23 percent of registered voters are not enrolled in a party, according to the elections board.
In the 2014 general election, Cuomo collected 126,244 votes through the Working Families Party line, even though just 48,678 voters were enrolled in the liberal party at the time, according to state Board of Elections recParty line, even though just 48,678 voters were enrolled in the liberal party at the time, according to state Board of Elections recparty at the time, according to state Board of Elections records.
The Independence Party, which thousands of New Yorkers have joined by accident thinking they were enrolling as «independent» voters, is widely seen as a «transactional» party with its endorsement up for sale, especially to the Senate Republican's campaign committee, with which Jacobs regularly battles on Long IsParty, which thousands of New Yorkers have joined by accident thinking they were enrolling as «independent» voters, is widely seen as a «transactional» party with its endorsement up for sale, especially to the Senate Republican's campaign committee, with which Jacobs regularly battles on Long Isparty with its endorsement up for sale, especially to the Senate Republican's campaign committee, with which Jacobs regularly battles on Long Island.
That means voters who aren't enrolled in any party — who make up a quarter of the voters in the district — and those in minor parties could play a major role.
Democrats hold an enrollment advantage of more than 9000 in the county over Republicans, but small parties and voters not enrolled in any party are likely to hold the keys to the race.
«Clinton remained popular with Democrats in New York (70 - 27 percent) but was viewed unfavorably by 86 percent of Republicans and 65 percent of independent voters who are not enrolled in a political party.
Republican and Conservative Party voters combined make up just 17 percent of the ward's 1,424 registered voters; 38 percent are enrolled Democrats and 36 percent list no party affiliaParty voters combined make up just 17 percent of the ward's 1,424 registered voters; 38 percent are enrolled Democrats and 36 percent list no party affiliaparty affiliation.
Of the 93,211 voters enrolled, 29,260 are Democrats, 31,453 are Republicans and 24,766 are not enrolled in a party.
In last week's Marist Poll, Paladino garnered the support of 63 % of likely Republican voters, 11 % of likely Democratic voters, and 33 % of likely voters not enrolled in any party.
44 % of likely voters not enrolled in any party backed Cuomo at that time.
According to a recent survey, 57 percent of the 56,000 registered voters in the 19th congressional district who are not enrolled in any political party failed to vote.
Clinton, meanwhile stands to benefit from New York's closed primary system which restricts voting to enrolled party members; Sanders draws much of his support from independent voters who will be left out of Tuesday's polling.
About 3.3 million independent and unaffiliated voters are locked out of New York's closed primaries — more voters than the Republican Party has enrolled in the entire state!.
According to the survey, 57 percent of the 56,000 registered voters who are not enrolled in any political party failed to vote.
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