Sentences with phrase «voting constituency»

It is an interesting and startling observation, therefore, to note that there exists in this country a remarkably strong, bipartisan voting constituency of people who support industrial hemp.

Less extreme cases took place across central and southern Alberta, where Wildrose candidates were elected in long - time Tory voting constituencies.

Although the by - elections were held in traditionally safe Progressive Conservative voting constituencies, they were seen by many political watchers as a mid-term review for the 43 - year governing PC Party, now led by Jim Prentice.

Candidate Teachout taught New Yorkers that there truly is an active voting constituency for the common good that is ready, willing and able to challenge the center / right status quo that has been allowed by most New Yorkers to mismanage and misgovern New York state for far too long.

«As a Remain - supporting MP representing a heavily Leave voting constituency, I am in a bit of a predicament,» he said.

«A Catholic from upstate New York as LG... makes upstate ny believe it's not being disrespected,» he said, adding that African - American voters have typically been the most reliable Democratic voting constituency, while Catholics are a swing vote.

The Ontario Labour Relations Board will hold a hearing to determine the appropriate voting constituency to be used for a representation vote based on the descriptions proposed by the union and the employer.

Suburbanites travelling into NYC (no matter what the reason) should not be suplementing the voting constituencies of NYC politicians.

«County Commissioner Mike Yoder, a centrist Republican torn between his Trump - voting constituency and his own track record of supporting immigration reform, is one of three commissioners who would have voted for or against the detention center.

Just as politicians are influenced by their voting constituencies, the media can be influenced by its viewers / readers.