Sentence examples for Loyal constituency from inspiring English sources

The key seems to be building a loyal constituency.

"He's got a very loyal constituency, but the national stage has diminished him as a candidate," Mr. Hagan said.

That goal necessitated and facilitated the construction of a similarly loyal constituency among opponents of the Labor program.

His loyal constituency is Venezuela's poor, who represent some eighty per cent of the country's twenty-four million people.

The Republicans will dramatically improve their electoral chances particularly in the mid-west if they can eat into the Demid-west ifrthey most loyal canstitueaty.

They called it a bald surrender to business pressure, an act of political pandering and, most galling, a cold-blooded betrayal of a loyal constituency.

The groups revitalized devastated neighborhoods, cultivated loyal constituencies and frequently found themselves at odds.

For in an increasingly polarised electorate loyal constituencies make a big difference.

African Americans and Jews form two of the Democratic party's most loyal constituencies.

Why would Democrats support a program that has such a deleterious effect on their most loyal constituencies?

Another question is whether Democrats can muster the same intensity among the president's most loyal constituencies, African-Americans and Latinos.