Sentences with phrase «with key constituency»
Today's poll puts Cuomo at 56 percent and he remains broadly popular with key constituencies such as union households, liberals and in New York City.
http://www.nystateofpolitics.com/ Not exact matches
As they continued on their headlong march into transparency, McDonald's Canada conceived of the Listening Tour, based on town halls held by the company's former U.S. president Jan Fields, to build relationships with key, sometimes antagonistic, constituencies.
The key framers became more Deistic — it allowed them to more easily see how ridiculous their fundie constituency was with their infighting, so walla — 1st Amendment to save the day — better for everyone concerned.
In the end, DSPolitical was able to reach more than 150,000 voters in key targeted constituencies with nearly 10 million pre-roll video and banner ad impressions.
At least the state party was actually doing things (raising more money than it spent, helping with key campaigns) and building constituency when O'Neil and Pollak were there.
The DRC is a group that has been allied with Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the past, having endorsed his failed bid for governor in 2002 and remains part of a key constituency of upstate Democratic elected officials and activists for him.
In the key marginal of Thanet South in Kent, the Conservative party are set to lose the seat to Labour with Ukip coming a close second, according to the first of eight new constituency polls.
With jobs and pensions standing out as the key areas of debate, Labour sent former deputy prime minister John Prescott, who has fashioned himself into a campaigning machine since leaving the Commons, to the constituency.
For the last two years the Refounding Labour funds, established with membership subscriptions, have been channelled into key seats, but after the election constituencies will again be able to bid for support for projects to improve local organisation or enhance democracy and diversity.
The pressures of an election year, when officials are wary of alienating key lobbyists and constituencies and seek to balance fiscal responsibility with flashy campaign promises, may also soon be brought to bear.
What is needed is a daily, hourly, assault on the key constituencies, re-building shattered constituency associations, identifying key local issues that connect with the voters, establishing links, bonds of trust, between the party and the local and regional media.»
With Ed Miliband as the leader of the opposition party, the adoption of an expansionist visit strategy has the potential to boost Labour's local vote share — a factor that may be key in marginal constituencies.
Along with the star - power that Clinton brings to his former home state, he could also play a pivotal role in bringing out African American voters, a key constituency group that Lincoln will need to beat Halter.
Democrats have three terrific, progressive candidates in key districts in Long Island's Nassau County, which has long been dominated by GOP elected officials far out of touch with today's constituencies:
«With a few days still to go I expect that more change could still occur, but it is likely to be minor and the national level and more concentrated on the ground in the key marginal constituencies where the Hold Your Nose or Cut It Off to Spite Your Face ™ message pushes home.
Senate Minority Leader John Sampson released the full list of his ranking committee and leadership assignments today, revealing he is moving to shore up his support with three key constituencies within the conference: Hispanics, women and upstaters.
The discussions between Mr. Ford and top Democratic donors reflect the dissatisfaction of some prominent party members with Ms. Gillibrand, who has yet to win over key constituencies, especially in New York City....
«We publish books, reports, and briefing papers that illuminate critical problems and advance innovative solutions; work at both the national and state level with advocates and policymakers to promote reforms; help to build the capacity and skills of key progressive constituencies; project our values into the media by promoting Demos Fellows and staff in print, broadcast, and Internet venues; and host public events that showcase new ideas and leading progressive voices.»
The models of higher education that emerge from these several key constituencies promise to reveal the extent to which there is alignment or misalignment among them with respect to the goals, values, and means of implementing post-secondary education.
This movement lies in the building of a political, engaged constituency with the power to demand, support and sustain educational reform that emphasizes these key facets:
For those of you who aren't familiar with Evolve Law, it's a community of legal tech companies, entrepreneurs, investors, and consultants, as well as law firms and law schools, founded by legal tech entrepreneurs Mary Juetten (of Traklight) and Jules Miller (formerly of Hire an Esquire) to encourage greater collaboration and cross-fertilization among key legal tech constituencies.