Sentences with phrase «voters dissatisfaction»
There was growing voter dissatisfaction with how the state government conducted its business.
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This week we have seen the two remaining candidates return to the campaign trail in an effort to convince the electorate that they have the policies to address voter dissatisfaction.
Democrats are hoping to capitalize on widespread voter dissatisfaction to win control of Congress this fall.
But Democrats say voter dissatisfaction with Washington Republicans and President Donald Trump could help them win more seats in November and wrest control from the GOP.
Renee Gamela, speaking for Hanna, said he was simply tapping into voter dissatisfaction with Arcuri and Congress.
Foley was pleased with the polling results, saying they reflect what he has been hearing on the campaign trail about voter dissatisfaction.
The employment report is last before the Nov. 2 mid-term elections in which President Barack Obama's Democratic Party is expected to suffer large losses amid voter dissatisfaction with the economy.
It's being billed as one of the most consequential midterm elections in decades, with a wave of Democrats hoping to capitalize on widespread voter dissatisfaction to oust their GOP opponents and win control of Congress.
Democrats hailed the victory — in what has long been a solidly Republican district — as a sign of voter dissatisfaction with the policies of the Bush administration.
But this year, thanks to a deep frustration with Albany and voter dissatisfaction with Tea Party - backed Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino, the number of voters willing to break that mold could jump, pollster Craig Charney said.
Reform candidate David Soares has tapped into a rich vein of voter dissatisfaction.
He's also hoping that voter dissatisfaction with Congress this year and the growing number of unaffiliated voters in the 2nd District will give him an edge on Nov. 4.
«Reminds me of Gingrich in «94,» Cuomo said, referring to the voter backlash against Bill Clinton, when Republicans took Congress in a wave of voter dissatisfaction.