Sentences with phrase «voters enrollment advantage»

Republican and other candidates, all hoping to overcome the city's distinct Democratic voter enrollment advantage, await the incumbents in the general.

Morton's been able to maintain the 8th District despite a 9,000 Democratic voter enrollment advantage in the district.

«It's a 2 - 1 Democratic county,» Christopher Grant, a Republican political consultant said, referencing the 130,000 Democratic voter enrollment advantage over Republicans in Erie County when asked about Howard's campaign spending.

Gillibrand's wide voter enrollment advantage as a Democrat helps, obviously, and even the support from the folks on Row C doesn't necessarily cover that gap.

The person to fill his shoes in the Assembly is likely to be a Democrat, thanks to a major voter enrollment advantage.

Democrats point to the 4,000 - voter enrollment advantage in the race, which could help amid turnout in a presidential election.

Although the state does have a heavy Democratic voter enrollment advantage, the GOP has held the state Senate nearly nonstop for decades, partly due to the drawing of Senate districts to maximize Republican voters.

Wilson was willing to spend $ 10 million of his own money on the race and could have been a formidable opponent for Cuomo despite the Democrats» voter enrollment advantage in the state.

Democrats hold a nearly 2 - to - 1 voter enrollment advantage.

Democrats also have a voter enrollment advantage over Republicans in the district.

At this point, de Blasio is quite likely to win in the Democratic primary and would go into the general election a heavy favorite, especially due to New York City's significant Democratic voter enrollment advantage.

Republicans hold around a 7,000 voter enrollment advantage, but President Barack Obama won it in both 2008 and 2012.

Democrats enjoy a 9,000 - voter enrollment advantage, but only about half the electorate is expected to vote in what will likely be a ho - hum, no - issue judicial election.

He is a Republican in a city where Democrats have a 6 - to - 1 voter enrollment advantage.