Sentences with phrase «with voters of color»
But de Blasio has kept his popularity, especially with voters of color, and used his platform at the helm of America's biggest city to declare war on Trump's agenda.
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Nixon's association with AQE helps her burnish her credentials with voters of color, a constituency that is crucial for a victory in a Democratic gubernatorial primary and that Nixon, as a wealthy white woman, could struggle to attract.
The Sanders campaign in New York City has raised the issues of criminal justice and police reform, concerns that resonate with voters of color who the senator has struggled to gain the support of early on in the campaign.
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Results: Question 2 also passed with flying colors, with 54 % of voters saying yes to 46 % saying no.
With the absence of any candidate of color in the AG's race, Schneiderman has been trying to position himself as the clear choice for Latino and black voters, stressing in particular his efforts on behalf of Rockefeller Drug Law reform and sponsorship of a controversial measure that will count prisoners at their last address for the purposes of legislative redistricting and not whever they're incarcerated.
«Independent expenditures unfairly color the campaign process by dominating the conversation with the point of view of a particular interest... First and foremost, voters need to know who is sponsoring the advertising they receive,» Lerner said.
Clinton is hoping to replicate President Obama's success with women, younger voters, and voters of color.
That helps to explain why the Academy voters did far better with their 2017 Oscar nominations than the year before, when their 6,000 members failed to nominate any actors of color at all.
Voters of color in Boston also expressed dissatisfaction with the city's shortest school day of any major city in the country.
They've also worked long and hard to tear down laws and protections that limit corporate control of our elected officials, dumping ever more money in politics, along with campaigns and strategic litigation designed to suppress or disenfranchise key groups of voters, especially low - income and people of color.