Sentences with phrase «voter discontent with»

Cuomo also announced the opening of a job training center in Buffalo, where he interpreted the low poll numbers as not about him, but about voter discontent with Albany in general and the on going corruption scandals.

One of the more - interested observers of last Tuesday's election results was Zephyr Teachout, who helped crystallize the voter discontent with Governor Cuomo during her Democratic primary run that contributed to Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins — who got even less exposure to the electorate than she did — capturing 5 percent of the ballots for Governor, tripling his vote total from four years earlier.

The candidate could tap into voter discontent with the political parties and Congress, which has an all - time low approval rating of about 10 percent.

«If we continue to successfully appeal to these groups, exploit Eric Schneiderman's many failures and general voter discontent with the direction of New York, John Cahill will become the 66th Attorney General of New York State,» the memo concludes.

In that sense, attacking Schmidt's salary neatly speaks to voter discontent with the Wynne Liberals.

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Petersen says that his travels throughout the state to campaign on a local level reveal voters» discontent with Hawley's candidacy.

punishing the UK as a deterrent to other members is a knee - jerk reaction: sooner or later those EU countries whose voters are discontented with Brussels will have to face up to the causes of their discontent;

The EU is facing what some call an existential crisis as it struggles with fallout from the debt crisis and widespread voter discontent.

Dissatisfaction with Premier Colin Barnett and his economic management could feed into voter discontent on the Federal stage.

The bill would make New York the second state to formally implement what amounts to a protest vote by allowing voters to express discontent with a lack of options.

There was also discontent that Miliband focused too much on policy rather than projecting empathy with voters» sense of alienation from the political class.

But the key fear of the Labour leadership is the Scottish scenario: if discontented Labour voters see their leaders parading with business tycoons and Tory cabinet ministers in a campaign of fear, they will abandon their party.