Sentences with phrase «voters groups»

Still, private surveys showed that education was an important issue for many swing voter groups then and has remained remarkably steady over the past seven years.

In 2008, the same swing voter groups that played such a decisive role eight years before could again provide the margin of victory for the winning presidential candidate.

Furthermore, our legislators play favorites to some groups by using «member items,» which are nothing more than legalized bribes, to grant money to for specific voter groups in their home districts.

With optimized charts and averages, PollTracker 2012 follows important swing states, provides key voter group information (independents, gender breakdown, voter subgroups) and offers specific detailed candidate data.

Merlin allows the party to combine information about a local area gathered from canvass sheets with Mosaic — a subtle classification of voter groups developed by the research firm Experian, which gives a detailed breakdown of 65 consumer «tribes» such as «cafe bar professionals» and «high spending families».

There were worries about Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders» appeal to that historically Democratic voter group.

Yet despite its contested meaning, the impacts of migration are keenly felt — or so we are often led to believe — especially among voter groups dissatisfied with a stuttering economic recovery.

Online polls are based on self - selection of the respondents, making them non-random and hence biased towards a particular voter group (the young, the better educated, the urban population, etc.).

These remain way underutilized in politics — mostly because campaigns have yet to realize how well the technologies can pinpoint voter groups.

Keith Wright by 5 % points of these combined voter groups, or roughly 2000 votes.»

Bartley referred to the fastest growing voter group in Essex County as «the blanks,» or those without party memberships.

Well Labour needs a much higher and more active membership than the Tories because core Tory voter groups are the kind of people that can be relied on to go to the polls and put a cross next to the Conservative candidate without any prompting.

What Trump has demonstrated is that some actors can win by acting in unexpected ways, which were previously considered not «appropriate» for gaining office, and perhaps not even «rational», since they risked alienating too many voter groups.

«Closing the deal 6/10: Big regional roles for the big beasts Main Closing the deal 8/10: Lively campaign websites for key voter groups»

In a New Models survey conducted by the Winston Group in May 2007, married women with children, a key swing voter group, ranked education second in importance, only a single point behind defense and terrorism.

(d) Although Labour voters are the voter group most likely to agree, 61 % of Tories do too.

Every single policy has the support of at least one of the four political parties» voters, while no voter group is universally opposed to all policies.

They are the most likely of any voter group to say they are sure how they will vote.

Balls has now signalled an abandoning of the direct interests of this key voter group.

Throughout his campaign, and particularly after Thursday's debate, Commisso seems to have won himself a following from these voter groups as well as those who identify as Democrats but exhibit more center - leaning values.

AFP has 116 staff members on the ground targeting 9 million voters the group has found to be «up in the air» about how to assess Obama's economic record, said its president, Tim Phillips.

«The research showed that the vote buying practice had become so endemic that an entire industry of dealers had emerged to broker the voter groups and funders,» the documents said.