Sentence examples for a voting population from inspiring English sources

But he said neither party should assume loyalty from a voting population suffering from "a very difficult socioeconomic situation".

The Grammy goes to the middleman (who records a lot, let it be noted in Krauss's defense), who doesn't scare off a voting population that skews old.

In the far-flung corners of India, which has a voting population of more than 700 million, there are a few constituencies with a mere handful of voters.

No matter how well you did as mayor, you weren't likely to move on to a higher position if you had to depend on a voting population that's majority white".

If the effect of this security equation is to produce a voting population on election day that is more heavily non-Pashtun than the general population, then the president who wins the election could suffer from a fatal problem of national legitimacy.

Issa is also dealing with a voting population expected to be over 50% female and tilted toward Boxer.

In 1855, Missourians crossed the border in droves to vote in the first Kansas election, and 6,000 votes were somehow cast by a total voting population of 2,905 to elect a proslavery government.

Not only does the night feature both television and movies, but it is presided over by a small cabal of foreign writers rather than a large voting population of people who work in the industry.

The slum lords, in collusion with local elected representatives, ensure that they can tinker with demographics by creating a new voting population loyal to them.

According to the Florida division of elections, a record 1.8 million Hispanic voters are registered for the 2016 primaries statewide out of a total voting population of 12 million, reflecting the smaller-scale success of Kennedy's group.

"In true recall, where a percentage of the voting population sign a petition, it immediately triggers a recall vote and people are asked if they want their representative to be recalled.