Sentences with phrase «priority than voters»

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The more red meat the Conservatives dish out to their base, the more keeping their party out of power next year stands to become a bigger ballot box priority for voters than punishing Trudeau for whatever disappointment he may have inspired.

The priority should be to target swing voters rather than planning alliances with other parties.

The pressing need to rebalance the UK economy and raise household incomes could well be higher up voters» priority lists than fiscal discipline come the 2015 election.

We have bigger concerns than a narrow focus aspirational skilled working class voters at the moment, and anyhow Rentoul's argument assumes that group's attitudes and priorities have not been affected by the recession.

His main priority, some argue, should therefore be to appeal to previous Tory voters for whom the government's record has been less stoutly Conservative than they had hoped.

More than three - quarters of voters believe it's likely the rent laws, which are also set to expire this year, will be continued — a big priority for downstate lawmakers, particularly the Assembly Democrats.

More than 90 percent of New Yorkers think corruption in government is a big issue, and polls show voters believe reform issues take priority over education.

Three, voters by a wide margin place «change» as their No. 1 priority, and Paladino, a political outsider if there ever was one, seems to embody it more than Cuomo, who, despite never having served as governor before, may be seen as something of an incumbent.

We know that things like energy independence, getting off oil, getting out of the Middle East, and creating jobs and economic development in the new clean energy industries of the future are much higher priorities for most voters than capping carbon emissions or taxing dirty energy sources.

API conducted an election night survey of actual voters, and the findings reveal that more than 80 percent of voters agree that U.S. oil and natural gas production can help achieve each of their most important priorities: job creation, economic growth, lower energy costs, and energy security.

More than seven in 10 voters representing all political parties believe that tax incentives to promote homeownership are reasonable and appropriate and nearly six in 10 voters say the federal government should make it a high priority to restore the nation's housing market.