Sentences with phrase «white voters since»

Only 28 percent of whites approve of de Blasio versus 65 percent who don't, the lowest numbers among white voters since de Blasio took office.
The white voters who actually showed up were the most Republican - leaning of any group of white voters since 1988.

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That's all to the good; I don't think it's an accident that the first wide - open Best Picture race in decades coincides with the fact that a quarter of voting members have joined since 2014, and that a far lower percentage of them are straight, white male American elders than is the case with the other 75 percent of voters.
The Trouble With Exit Polls: Since taking office, Donald Trump seems to have lost ground with college - educated white voters.
Meanwhile, more than a quarter of white evangelical voters gave him a failing grade of a D or F. Trump's overall campaign grade is the lowest among any presidential candidate — winning or losing — since Pew began collecting data in 1988.
«Sean may hope that no one looks at what he's done in the 12 years since he left the White House, but voters in this district care about his shady past.
Combined, the Trump - Pence - Messer - Ryan Republican Party alliance promises the most momentous of revolutions in American voters» relationship to the federal government since Franklin D Roosevelt entered the White House in March 1933.
But in the absence of any statewide elected Republican since Pataki in 2002, New York's GOP today is being defined by Trump's Tea Party brands, rendering the successful raiding of Democratic pillars (e.g., white Catholic, Jewish and Hispanic voters) suspect at best and a pipe dream at worst.
«Now, since that [presidential] election, the Republicans in power in Washington, D.C. — both in Congress and the White House — have done nothing to address the needs of these voters,» Emig said.
in the more than a year since he began his White House bid, Trump has not held a single event aimed at black voters in their communities, and has also turned down repeated invitations to address gatherings of black leaders, ignored African - American conservatives in states he needs to win and made numerous inflammatory comments about minorities.
White Van man is generally a Tory voter and has been since the days of Thatcher.
Ohio voters have since the 1982 midterms elected governors from the party that lost the White House two years earlier.
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs downplayed Obama's direct involvement in the race (and, for good reason, since the Democratic National Committee and the White House did not have a significant presence on television or in terms of voter contact) but noted that «regardless of the outcome, this is a district where... to even be competitive... demonstrates quite a bit.»
Inside SkaDate we consider this result a true victory, since it is virtually impossible for standalone software to compete against the army of white label voters.
Why it might win: Well, since most of the Academy voters are old and white, and like to appear sophisticated, a great many things about this movie probably appeal to them.
While Emmy voters cooled on Mr. Robot this year - a shame, since I maintain the second season was actually stronger than the first - I'm happy to see they did recognize one of its standout turns: B.D. Wong as the enigmatic White Rose.
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