The phrase "a Democratic one from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is associated with or representative of the Democratic Party, often in a political context.
Example: "The candidate is a Democratic one from the Midwest, known for her progressive policies."
Alternatives: "a member of the Democratic Party" or "a Democratic representative from".
"The Israeli government has been a wholly democratic one from the beginning," he said in a lecture to students.
But it's not clear whether the resignations have much to do with Gruber specifically -- or whether they are part of a routine political transition, now that a Republican governor has taken over from a Democratic one.
Sanctions also prevent middle classes, (which, from Indonesia to the Philippines to Taiwan, helped to transform authoritarian regimes to more democratic ones) from prospering.
The group's involvement has contributed to this urban movement's status as being a civic and democratic one, aiming to unite people from disparate backgrounds whose common interest was to protect a shared public and cultural space.
Consider that of all the African countries that qualified (excluding South Africa that went in because it is host) – Ghana, Cameroon, Algeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Nigeria – only Ghana has had a democratic transition from one elected civilian leader to another of a different party.
"He just picked off Democrats and Republicans one by one," Sam Farr, a Democratic congressman from California, told me.
Participants in the negotiations said the likely government would be made up of Mr. de Maiziere as Prime Minister and 10 ministers from the Christian Democrats, three from the German Democratic Union, one from the small Democratic Awakening Party, six or seven for the Social Democrats and three for the Liberals.
On one episode, Carolyn Maloney, a Democratic representative from the Upper East Side, said of one government program, "It's petrified pork.
"The more Trump gets criticized by the media, the more his base seems to rally behind him," Fred Yang, a Democratic pollster from Hart Research Associates, one of the firms that carried out the new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, said.
The legislation was reintroduced by Hank Johnson, a Democratic congressman from Georgia, on the one-year anniversary of Cáceres' death.
