Sentences with phrase «see voter anger»

The furore over expenses, which comes during the middle of the country's worst post-war recession, is expected to see voter anger reflected in upcoming European parliamentary and local elections.

Not exact matches

The Republicans typically do better in nonpresidential election years, but it remains to be seen whether progressive anger over Trump translates to higher Democratic voter turnout.

«You see that the Hobby Lobby case is angering women, and you think: «I've got the [Women's Equality Act]-- why don't I put a line out there that brings me salience, and so this issue is paramount in the minds of women voters — Democrats, independents, and highly educated and affluent Republicans who happen to be pro-choice?

As a policy it tapped into voter anger at the privatised utilities making abnormal profits, an area on which the Major government was vulnerable, and made the connection to tackling youth unemployment, something to which the Tories were seen as indifferent.

Unfortunately, too often Democrats, as Harold Myerson explained for the American Prospect, find themselves stuck in an «intellectual and ideological» vacuum, where they have little to offer to voters angered about seeing their lot in lives continually worsened.

Based on the level of anger I heard expressed this morning at the hearing, I don't see much chance of immediate change in rural attitudes (nor in voting patterns, as rural voters continue to express their displeasure with the Liberal government).