Sentences with phrase «number of potential voters»

So one needs some knowledge of the overall number of potential voters to interpret party leader ratings correctly.

We now know that these larger poll numbers were predicated on large numbers of potential voters who were powerfully demotivated; witness the Labour voters who stayed at home at the 2009 European elections.

The poll commission noted long, slow queues in the first round and has arranged for more centres to serve areas with high numbers of potential voters.

Barack Obama's use of social media in the 2008 presidential race helped establish Twitter and other social media platforms as powerful tools for candidates to quickly reach and receive feedback from large numbers of potential voters - and to attack their opponents.

Not exact matches

The interviews I conducted with a number of Scottish politicians revealed that political parties in Scotland deliberately choose not to engage with abortion, regarding it as a visceral issue with the potential to alienate voters.

Like a number of states, Minnesota bars voters from wearing political items to the polls to reduce the potential for confrontations or voter intimidation.

By broadening their campaign to cover a larger number of constituencies, Ukip enjoys an exponential increase in its potential voters.

So Smith wants a Labour Government then with his call for another referendum on the EC (not accepting the democratic will of he people) the first thing he does is slap 17m Out voters in the face and a significant number of these are potential Labour voters!

Candidate for the 99th Assembly District, Kyle Roddey, has made his cell phone number available to potential voters in the Republican and Conservative primaries ahead of the Sept. 10 debate and Sept. 13 primary.

A ConCon provides plenty of potential problems for those legislative leaders, particularly the Senate Republicans who hold power despite dauntingly unfavorable demographic and voter registration numbers.

«If there's a potential way to do a caucus instead in the state, given the few number of voters in a particular party, that's what we're thinking about — it has nothing to do with democracy,» said Politi (I - North Elba).