Sentences with phrase «of average voters»

That is the mentality of the average voter in that constituency that vote for Labour.

Our current system undermines the very essence of democracy and advantages big money donors over the needs of average voters.

And it's this failure to understand the hostility towards coalition in the mind of the average voter which explains the absence of any real regret and remorse.

Bhutto's death, with all its admittedly much larger implications, may just be a blip in the attention span of the average voter.

The superficiality and stupidity of the average voters is maddening.

When adopted, they argue, these reforms will curb the corrosive power of big money in Albany and strengthen the influence of average voters.

A Clinton aide said the plan was a «a key plank of Clinton's plan to challenge the stranglehold that wealthy interests have over our political system» and would allow «Americans to establish common sense rules to protect against the undue influence of billionaires and special interests and to restore the role of average voters in elections.»

If you want to take advantage of the ignorance of the average voter, read Alinsky, not Sunstein.

She also leveled criticisms against the governor's economic and fiscal policies, and emphasized the importance of reforming campaign finance to raise the voices of average voters.

This seemed no certainty back in 1997 when its creation was first floated; opponents of constitutional reform had long argued that such considerations fail to pass the saloon bar test of being on the mind of the average voter.