Sentence examples for conservative turnout from inspiring English sources

"Victory only comes for Republicans with a strong conservative turnout in the fall," Mr. Hammond said.

"Victory only comes for Republicans with a strong conservative turnout in the fall".

That should lead to higher-than-normal conservative turnout, undercutting labor's repeal effort.

As I wrote earlier this week, the revelation has the potential to motivate conservative turnout in the 2014 elections, perhaps costing Democrats as they seek to gain seats in the House and retain control of the Senate.

He's been tilting his message hard-right, as either/both (a) a means of firing up the conservative turnout (b) a means of networking for a job opportunity once he's no longer in elected office.

While the conservative base was energized yesterday — conservative turnout was up 7percentt in Virginia and 5percentt in New Jersey from 2008 — something else took Republican candidates across the finish line: They remembered that their principles were good for more than saying no.

The party has recruited an undisclosed number of Catholic field coordinators who earn $2,500 a month, along with up to $500 a month for expenses to increase conservative Catholic turnout.

To the bewilderment of many even in the upper reaches of his own party, Karl Rove bet President Bush's re-election on boosting the conservative Christian turnout, contending that Bush lost the popular vote in 2000 because four million of those voters stayed home.

It used to be that when Republicans wanted to increase conservative voter turnout, all they had to do was put same-sex marriage on the ballot.

Many of these were passed at the ballot box, where they did a dandy job of increasing conservative voter turnout at the polls.

Democrats had charged that Republicans wanted the amendment on the general election to boost conservative voter turnout, and Stam said this move would eliminate that criticism.