Sentences with phrase «enrollment disadvantage»
The phrase "enrollment disadvantage" refers to being in a less favorable position when it comes to joining or being accepted into a school, course, or program. It means that someone may have certain factors or challenges that make it harder for them to enroll compared to others. Full definition
Along with the party enrollment disadvantage for the GOP the current County Executive seems to be enjoying a high level of popularity.
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Any Republican running for Erie County Executive would have to overcome a 130,000 voter enrollment disadvantage and this year, a popular incumbent.
Her campaign has taken on debt and she faces a huge enrollment disadvantage in Democratic heavy New York.
Given the Republican enrollment disadvantage, there has to be some way for the Republican to compete financially if he or she is going to break through with voters.»
Granted, the downstate races and its TV market tends to be far more expensive than the rest of the state and the Senate GOP has the cash edge to counter its enrollment disadvantage.
That enrollment disadvantage could be enough for some GOP candidates to pass on the race.
But a GOTV effort is important none the less, especially with such an enrollment disadvantage.
In 2015, though at an enrollment disadvantage, 140 more Republicans came out to vote than Democrats.
The map gives them an edge, despite an enrollment disadvantage of 84,055 - 49,222: GOP and Conservative candidates received 58 percent of the vote in 2012 and 67 percent in 2014.
2) A new county executive for the first time in 20 years and Ed Day rearranges political chessboard — It's the end of the C. Scott Vanderhoef era and a «New Day» for Rockland, as GOPer Ed Day beat the enrollment disadvantage (over 2 - 1 Democrats to Republicans in Rockland) and won the county executive election.
He acknowledged he starts with a 20,000 enrollment disadvantage.
«Given the enrollment disadvantage our state faces, I don't see ultimately the electoral votes being a possibility for Donald Trump.»
«DACC is there to help people who are in districts where there is an enrollment disadvantage.