Sentence examples for constituencies low from inspiring English sources

To win those rights, we are going to need to build alliances with labor and its constituencies: low income workers, immigrants and Latinos.

The debate pits some of the Democrats' traditional constituencies, low-wage workers and unions, against powerful small-business lobbying groups.

In constituencies with low voter turnouts, the winners were decided by reruns.

Rochester is just the sort of somewhat-prosperous southern English constituency it held in its New Labour pomp; the constituency has low unemployment and its household incomes are close to the national average.

Young adults, like many other largely Democratic constituencies including low-income and minority voters, are less likely to turn out when there's no presidential race at the top of the ticket.

The overall aim was to build a broad constituency of low-income and working-class people to agitate for social change.

But apart from Yousaf, few of the 16 other minority ethnic candidates have strong chances of winning seats: they are in unwinnable constituencies or too low on regional lists.

President Obama's capitulation on tax cuts for the very wealthy and his proposed cuts in anti-poverty programs combined with the reluctance of progressive nonprofits to fight for their disadvantaged constituencies have placed low income and working class people in an increasingly tenuous position.

However, Scotland is home to some of the constituencies with the lowest turnout in the United Kingdom.

Out of the hundred constituencies with the lowest turnout in the last two general elections, 92 are already held by Labour.

By comparison, the 50 constituencies with the lowest levels of unemployment had only 287 betting shops and 1,045 terminals, and saw £1.4bn gambled last year.