Sentence examples for a voting group from inspiring English sources

But he was already losing to Clinton among white women: a voting group that Romney won.

There are a total of 16 awards in my database, not counting the Oscars, that are given out for Best Picture or that otherwise represent the highest merit that a voting group can bestow on a film.

Seems to me the real issue isn't McCain's racial beliefs, but the fact that Asian-Americans as a voting group aren't formidable enough to make McCain wary of offending them.

And as Democratic Party strategists have no doubt calculated, the selection could give Mr. Obama and his party a boost with a key voting group.

Republicans are eager to produce a benefit long promised to a critical voting group.

And, like Dean, Obama energized new voters, including many African-Americans, a key voting group in Democratic primaries.

The CSU wants a seat on the advisory board to go to a controversial leader of ethnic Germans expelled after the war by Poland and Czechoslovakia, because their descendants are a key voting group in Bavaria.

Working class whites remain a critical voting group.

While at first glance, the segment may seem small, political strategists consider Latino Republicans to be a swing voting group in the nation's largest swing state.

According to a report by Project Vote approximately two-thirds of first-time voters casted their ballot for Obama leading some analysts to categorize them as a liberal voting group.

This is an important voting group.