Sentence examples for affluent constituents from inspiring English sources

Of course, many elected officials are just as affluent as their affluent constituents.

Last summer, benefits were blocked for 51 days, as senators in both parties focused on preserving tax breaks for wealthy money managers and other affluent constituents.

On economic ideology votes, the effect was especially large:In the case of the civil rights and budget waiver votes, the parameter estimates imply that the effect of a senator's own party affiliation would be entirely neutralized by a shift in the views of his most affluent constituents from one extreme to the other of the distribution of state opinion shown in Figure 1.

And while representatives from moderate districts tend to have less extreme records than their colleagues from more extreme districts, that difference is modest — and closer examination shows that it is mostly attributable to the influence of affluent constituents, not middle-class or poor people.

Whether it's illegal immigrants or affluent constituents, Rohrabacher has matter-of-factly told them where to get off the public dole.

How is Trump any more of a fascist than Congress, the majority of whom are millionaires and who are more inclined to do the bidding of their corporate sponsors and benefactors, all the while remaining deaf to their less affluent constituents?

How else to refer to a controversy, now coming to a head, that involves a branch of Judaism often characterized by ecstatic piety, the Mormon church, the Getty Villa, the state Department of Parks and Recreation, the California Coastal Commission, a city councilman, and a bunch of his affluent and highly agitated constituents for whom money is no object?

By all accounts, he is responsive to his constituents, a mix of affluent homeowners on the West End, the gay community that's centered around Dupont and Logan circles, African Americans around Mount Vernon Square, and downtown law firms and corporations.

Councilwoman Mary M. Cheh, who represents the most affluent of the city's eight wards, said her constituents' main complaint was the erratic plowing.

In the weeks after Sandy Hook, his office received an outpouring of phone calls and emails from constituents in Fairfield County -- an area Himes characterized as home to affluent suburbanites who weren't ordinarily engaged in politics.

In addition to groups that supported him in previous primaries and caucuses -- blacks, younger voters, the affluent and self-identified independents -- Sen. Obama has made inroads into Sen. Clinton's constituent base of older voters, women and lower income people.