Sentences with phrase «voters are optimistic»

Nearly two - thirds of voters are optimistic about the next four years even as they're divided over issues.

Only 19 per cent of Ukip voters are optimistic about «the prospects for British people over the next two or three years».

He pointed to a recent Quinnipiac University poll showing 59 percent of voters were optimistic about the next four years with Cuomo as governor, though only 45 percent said he would be able to fix government.

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That post should have given wavering «yes» voters pause for thought; the path to independence is harder and riskier than the Scottish Government's optimistic White Paper claims.

Second, the more optimistic one outlined by Peter Wielhouwer in the early 2000s, suggesting that more sophisticated targeting would also allow campaigns to identify more voters it makes sense to talk to and try to motivate, and thus expand the electorate as more people are turned out to vote.

The «psychographic» picture Cambridge ostensibly provides to a campaign is the ability to tailor a specific message based on personality type — angry, fearful, optimistic and so forth — rather than simply aiming ads at voters from likely convivial candidates.

He won by over 11,000 two years later, but Democrats are optimistic his seat will be winnable in a presidential year, when their voters usually turn out at higher numbers.

This group prefers Cameron to Miliband, and is more optimistic than most about the economy, but less likely than voters as a whole to trust the Tories on schools or the NHS.

As she spoke with voters and distributed literature, she too was optimistic about a victory for the Espaillat campaign.

Bonacic said he is optimistic voters would authorize the constitutional change as long as the Legislature adopts a law spelling out details of the new casino structure.

It is not too late for Miliband to persuade voters that he is able to deliver higher living standards for all, not just the rich; but Cameron will hope that by this time next year, enough voters will feel better off, and sufficiently optimistic about the future, to spurn Labour's message.

Most voters will want a more optimistic approach from their political leaders, something to aspire towards (there's that word again), not defend against.

Democrats are optimistic they could gain a full majority this fall in part because of the presidential election bringing more Democratic voters to the polls and aiding down - ballot races along the way.

Voters in New York City are the most optimistic of those polled, with 52 percent believing the state is headed on the right track.

Overall, voters aren't terribly optimistic (46 - 38) that Cuomo and the Legislature will be able to fix the state's budget woes, even though 69 percent believe that should be the No. 1 priority in the coming year.

74 % of registered voters in New York State are not optimistic about where the state is going.

I am optimistic that this will gain approval from the county legislature and hopefully be put to the voters this November.

As in other marginal seats, a small majority of voters said they were optimistic about the economy over the next year, though slightly more so for themselves than for the country as a whole.

Farage remains optimistic, saying the number of Ukip voters confirms that the party can continue to grow, and he believes the Labour vote in the north is of England particularly vulnerable.

Erie County Republicans are cautiously optimistic about their candidates» chances this Tuesday, despite a Democratic voter enrollment edge.

«What's happened to the Conservative Party in Scotland is a lesson for us amongst the «optimistic content» voters», he warned, adding that it had become «counter cultural» for people to vote Conservative in Scotland: «We've got to ensure that it never becomes so counter cultural for the optimistic contents to never vote Labour.»

The survey found 73 percent of New York City residents polled are «generally optimistic» about the next four years under Democratic Mayor - elect Bill de Blasio, and with a broad majority of voters backing his selection for police commissioner, Bill Bratton.

«I'm optimistic that the voters of House District 37 will also be inspired by Ardian's story and will enthusiastically support him.

CIVIC CENTER — Mayor Bill de Blasio is enjoying a «honeymoon» with New York City voters, with 67 percent of them feeling optimistic about the upcoming four years, according to a new poll.

Barbara Bartoletti, the legislative director of the League of Women Voters of New York State, said she's not optimistic that meaningful ethics reform will pass this year in Albany.

The poll found that a slight majority of New York voters — 51 percent — are pessimistic about the nation's future under Trump, while 47 percent are optimistic.

Putting an optimistic face on his party is a crucial element of the effort to convince voters that the dyspeptic, ranting, selfish, cynical Tories they found so repellent are becoming caring, sharing, transforming, idealistic Tories.

This is the first time since March of 2007 that voters are more optimistic about the direction of the state.

Muratori said she was optimistic about support in the general election from Democrats and independent voters.

Based upon Harold Gray's popular comic strip «Little Orphan Annie,» the Depression - era story revolved around an optimistic moppet, her dog Sandy and her benefactor, billionaire Oliver «Daddy» Warbucks.Updated to the present with a multicultural cast, the sassy, spunky tyke (Quvenzhane Wallis) is temporarily adopted by a cynical cellphone mogul, Will Stacks (Jamie Foxx), as a ploy for voter appeal when he runs for Mayor of New York City.

But I really believe that if Oklahoma voters end up significantly supporting sentencing reform in their state (especially if Trump wins in OK by, say, a 55/40 vote but then sentencing reform is supported by a 60/40 vote), we all can and should become a lot more optimistic about even federal sentencing reforms over the next decade no matter who is in control in DC.

The «psychographic» picture Cambridge ostensibly provides to a campaign is the ability to tailor a specific message based on personality type — angry, fearful, optimistic and so forth — rather than simply aiming ads at voters from likely convivial candidates.

A voter deemed neurotic might be shown a gun - rights commercial featuring burglars breaking into a home, rather than a defense of the Second Amendment; political ads warning of the dangers posed by the Islamic State could be targeted directly at voters prone to anxiety, rather than wasted on those identified as optimistic.