Sentences with phrase «jobs as voters»

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Analysts argue that Germany will fight to get the top role at the ECB as it needs to restore credibility among its voters and they believe its own central bank governor, Jens Weidmann, will land the job.

Going along with anti-establishment and populist sentiments, Eurasia Group says politicians could be forced by voters «to shift toward a more zero - sum approach to global economic competition and to look as if they're doing something about lost jobs.»

Roughly 40 percent of voters said they approved of the job Obama is doing as president, though they were split over whether they expected the economy to improve or worsen in the coming year.

Mr. Fildebrandt is sour from a recent interview Ms. Tait published in which she quotes him as claiming the NDP duped Alberta voters by actually implementing promises made during the election (and he later referred to Ms. Tait as a b - list reporter and accused her of auditioning for a job in the Premier's Office — a comment he later retracted).

There are too many denominations but when I think of the church as «the people» and with that as individual voters, elected officals and general workers I see folks bringing their Faith into their decision making as much as a woman brings her life experiacnes into her job.

The battle between Driehaus and a group of progressive Catholic supporters on the one hand and religious conservatives on the other is a reminder that abortion has become a key issue in the midterm elections in parts of the country, even as the economy and jobs remain voters» top concern.

Martin Babinec, on the other hand, offers voters a third option as an independent reformer with a strong background of creating jobs.

But at the same time, most voters list pocketbook - related matters as top issues for state government: 44 percent believe education should be the top issue, followed by taxes at 39 percent and jobs at 31 percent.

«As he campaigns around the state, Rep. Turner's record and vision for fixing the economy and creating jobs in New York is clearly resonating with voters,» Proud continued.

Which explains why working out what on earth the voters are thinking, a key part of any politicians» job, is not as easy as it sounds.

«As evidenced by her pledge to not raise taxes, Wendy Long is the only candidate in the race who will stand firm in her convictions, protect taxpayers and job creators, not flip - flop, and offer voters a clear and compelling alternative to Turner, Maragos in June and Gillibrand in November.»

As long as 3 dishonest men in a room can dictate what does and does not reach the floor for debate then lets drop the pretext that we have a representative government and eliminate everyone except the 3 dishonest men in a room and maybe the NYS voters will do their job and fire them at the ballot boAs long as 3 dishonest men in a room can dictate what does and does not reach the floor for debate then lets drop the pretext that we have a representative government and eliminate everyone except the 3 dishonest men in a room and maybe the NYS voters will do their job and fire them at the ballot boas 3 dishonest men in a room can dictate what does and does not reach the floor for debate then lets drop the pretext that we have a representative government and eliminate everyone except the 3 dishonest men in a room and maybe the NYS voters will do their job and fire them at the ballot box.

«New York voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional amendment to expand casino gambling, authorizing as many as seven full - scale casinos as part of a plan meant to bring jobs to economically distressed upstate regions.»

Labour clearly has a job ahead as it tries to win back core voters.

24 % of upstate voters approve of the job Paterson is doing as governor.

The Siena College poll finds only 44 % of voters like the job that Cuomo is doing as governor.

The poll indicated that the thrust of the governor's speech, the need for state government to focus on encouraging job creation, reflected an area in which many voters had not seen the governor as effective.

Nearly one third (32 %) of voters in these seats said they were satisfied with the job David Cameron was doing as PM, with a further three in ten saying they were dissatisfied but preferred him to Ed Miliband.

The Siena College poll found 54 percent of New York voters who responded rated Cuomo's job performance as good or excellent.

Rodriguez, a 32 - year old Marine veteran, quit his job as coordinator of Veterans and Military Affairs at Medaille College to launch what some consider a quixotic run for mayor in November because Democratic voters outnumber Republicans in the city by more than seven to one.

Young voters prioritise jobs as the number one issue which affects them personally, chosen by 45 per cent, ahead of education and training (37 per cent) and the state of the economy (36 per cent).

«On the heels of thousands joining NAN in Tallahassee, FL for a «stand your ground» rally, participants will address additional key policy issues such as jobs, voter ID and immigration; which will be key in this midterm election year...»

A Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday was a mixed bag for New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, with voters there split on the way he is handling his job as mayor.

They've got to let as many voters as possible know Padernacht is no longer actively campaigning, despite the fact that his name will still appear on the primary ballot (unless, of course, someone manages to get him nominated for a judgeship or lands him a great job outside the state).

The poll found, by a margin of 60 percent to 34 percent, voters approve of the way he is handling his job as governor.

A majority of voters by a margin of 51 percent to 42 percent disapprove of his job as mayor, while half of voters, 50 percent to 42 percent, do not believe he deserves to be re-elected.

«I've had the pleasure of knowing John Faso for many years and have seen firsthand the positive impact he has had on job creation and his singular focus on improving the economy of New York State and the lives of his fellow New Yorkers,» said Heather C. Briccetti, president and CEO of The Business Council of New York State, Inc. «As a lifelong resident of the Hudson Valley, John knows what's important to the voters in the 19th Congressional District and will be an outstanding advocate on their behalf.»

Labour will claim them as a success - but are they merely creating client voters by drumming up jobs that the taxpayer can ill afford?

As she launched her campaign for a third term, Mahoney said she told her staff this would be the strategy: Ignore the politics and show voters that we've done a good job.

A third of Liberal Democrat voters, and even one in seven who say they will vote Labour, see him as the best man for the job.

And as he prepares for the first big policy speech of his second term, voters want to see him focus on education and jobs.

A majority of voters — 57 percent — said Cuomo's doing an excellent or good job as governor, compared to 33 percent who say he's doing a fair or poor job.

Voters generally approve of the job their local state legislators are doing, but disapprove overall of the Legislature as a whole (29 - 58).

Cuomo saw both his job performance and favorability ratings jump following the budget battle, even though voters believe their local schools and hospitals lost out as a result of the on - time spending plan passed by the Legislature.

It's time to move on to the issues that confront the state and its voters, like jobs; restructuring government to be what it needs to be to meet the needs of citizens that need help from government; addressing structural problems with the state's finances; ensuring that roads and bridges are safe for passage, not just today, but for tomorrow as well; making the state a place that people want to move to, not out of; and the list goes on.

The announcement on ethics comes as a new poll finds Governor Cuomo is at his lowest job approval rating since taking office, with 50 % of voters thinking he's doing a good or excellent job.

Sheehan's campaign manager Steve Napier said those numbers were a reflection of voters» satisfaction with Sheehan's job performance and improvements to the city ranging from the installation of new stairs and wheelchair access at Lincoln Park to playing fields and bathrooms at Arbor Hill Park, and larger advances such as more equitable hiring practices.

While a majority of voters approve of Governor Cuomo's job performance, the New York State Senate and Assembly do not fare as well.

The approximately 600 potential voters polled identified jobs, healthcare and the federal deficit as concerns that need to be addressed.

Sixty - two percent of voters rate the MTA's job performance as fair or poor.

This includes 8 % of voters who think Cuomo is doing an excellent job and 44 % who describe Cuomo's job performance as good.

Rodriguez, a 32 - year old Marine veteran quit his job as coordinator of Veterans and Military Affairs at Medaille College to launch what some consider a Quixotic run for mayor in November because Democratic voters outnumber Republicans in the city by a more than seven to one.

Rice, who is running against Republican Bruce Blakeman, will «be busy doing her job as DA, and whatever little free time she has she'll be spending in communities talking with voters,» spokesman Eric Phillips said in an email.

38 % rate Cuomo's job performance as fair, and nearly one in five voters — 18 % — calls it poor.

In addition, appointing James to the job would create a major headache for city voters, creating as many as three elections for Public Advocate, a post that barely deserves one election every four years.

The «job that isn't even open yet» stuff might strike you as strange as it seems to brush aside the little technicality that the AG seat will be «open» in the fall for voters to fill no matter when or whether Cuomo decides to run for governor.

«I saw that meeting as my doing my job of trying to find a way to convey, in any way I could, that the public and even his voters had fierce opposition to the education cuts,» she said, adding that she told Bannon their polling showed half of Trump's voters opposed his cuts.

«As the playing field equals voters will respond to our message of job creation, lower taxes, protections for women's rights and health and a higher minimum wage.

«Majorities of downstate suburban and upstate voters say their local public schools are doing an excellent or good job of preparing students to be college or career ready, however, twice as many New York City voters say their local public schools are doing a fair or poor job of preparing students, not a good or excellent job.»

Individual voters choose what they want to choose — whether or not the information and perspectives they hear were all actually correct information and fair perspectives (their job at the time to decide if they accept any information, whatever its nature, or whether they check it)... whether or not they later change their mind or wish they'd known other information (as happens to many people after most elections anyway)... and the democratic process respects their freely made choice as the result.