Sentence examples for a voting bloc for from inspiring English sources

The U.S. has never been an imperial power, so there's never been a posse -- namely, a voting bloc -- for us to depend on.

And since Latinos are both the fastest-growing portion of America, and also now the biggest minority group in the country, Republicans' short-sighted immigrant scapegoating could lead Latinos to become as solid a voting bloc for Democrats as African-Americans currently are.

MEXICO CITY — President Obama won a historic share of Cuban American ballots in Florida this week, challenging the Republican Party's lock on a voting bloc that for decades has defined U.S. policy toward Cuba and the Castro brothers.

Middle-class white evangelicals have been seen as a voting bloc worth courting for many years, ensuring enduring access to presidents for their leaders.

People over 65 are a vital voting bloc for a campaign that has struggled for attention in the four-man heap on the Democratic side of the mayor's race, and on an average week, Mr. Vallone, 66, stops by half a dozen or more centers for the elderly.

Republicans could use help in appealing to Hispanics, a voting bloc that accounted for a record 1 in 10 voters in 2012 and that could double in size within a generation.

A key voting bloc for Democrats celebrates an important civil rights victory, and the White House heralds the occasion by coupling its enthusiasm for the victory with a reminder that it opposes the actual civil right that's at stake.

But even given such negative concerns that Evangelicals have about the Democratic party in general, and about Hillary Clinton in particular, there is among some social critics a belief that something even deeper may be a latent reason for Evangelicals becoming a major voting bloc for Donald Trump.

On the flip side, Barreto said, Hillary Clinton has an opportunity to pick up a record number of Latino votes and solidify Latinos as a Democratic voting bloc for years to come.

Sanders' supporters represent a key voting bloc for Clinton, whose support has declined in recent polling.

The poll projects voter turnout among African Americans, a key voting bloc for Brown, at 25percentt.