Sentences with phrase «major voter enrollment»

The person to fill his shoes in the Assembly is likely to be a Democrat, thanks to a major voter enrollment advantage.

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Based on past election results, enrollment figures, and fundraising totals, it's safe to assume that, barring any unexpected retirements, arrests or other major surprises, 23 seats currently controlled by Democrats, 21 seats controlled by Republicans and each of the five districts held by the IDC will return members of the same party that voters selected in 2014:

Senate Democrats believe an independent redistricting process gives them a major advantage in reclaiming control of the upper chamber, given their large voter enrollment in the state.

The district stretches from Freeport to Seaford, and for much of Denenberg's tenure, voter enrollment was closely split between major parties.

While Republican's hold an enrollment advantage in the district, they do not represent a plurality, which means independent voters will play a major factor.

While Democrats have the largest party enrollment with 32,463 registered voters to the Republicans» 26,128 voters, there are 31,469 unaffiliated voters the two major parties attempt to attract through the minor party lines.

In addition, Republicans, who two years ago held a 7,300 edge in voter enrollment in the 6th Senate District, now trail Democrats 78,278 - 75,426 - a nearly 10,000 vote swing - a major change for Mejias, who has had to run in a heavily GOP county legislative district.