Sentence examples for a changing electorate from inspiring English sources

They can fail to catch up with a changing electorate.

("I'm a governor," he protests).Mr Walker needs to think harder about a changing electorate.

A Changing Electorate How did such a turnabout happen so fast?

And Mr. Mugabe and his party now find themselves reaching out to a changing electorate.

The Republican party last night chose an African-American as its national chairman in a historic concession to a changing electorate, less than 10 days after Barack Obama was sworn in as the country's first black president.

Kimberly Nalder, a political science professor at California State University, Sacramento, says Republicans in California are still too closely identified with socially conservative positions — on immigration, the environment, abortion and gay rights — that have put them outside the mainstream in a changing electorate.

Morally, it made sense: two polarized parties cannot sufficiently represent the diversity of need across a quickly changing electorate.

Dhillon, the chair of the San Francisco Republican Party, is a rising star in the state's deeply troubled GOP--a party that doesn't control a single statewide office, badly trails Democrats in both houses of the California legislature and faces a rapidly changing electorate whose demographics favor their opponents.

Their founder, Al From, reiterated that they must come up with yet more to keep pace with the changing electorate.

"We need certain skill sets to address the changing electorate, and one of them is language," Ms. Falcón said.

The Republicans, it might seem, are ill-equipped to break the Democrats' hold over this changing electorate.