Sentence examples for core of voters from inspiring English sources

But for all that Mr Fini dismisses the past as irrelevant, he still has a solid core of voters who hark back to the days of fascism.

The government is signalling to industry and "to a core of voters that indulges in conspiratorial nationalism: 'See how we've taken on these purveyors of false ideologies?'" he said.

Its members may hate activist government, or at least bow politically to the hatred, but Douthat and Salam make a strong case that a conservatism of reflexive tax cuts and sink-or-swim economics will never resonate with the huge core of voters who are spread thin and falling behind.

His decision to go into coalition with the pro-European Liberal Democrats after the 2010 general election fits the same narrative (right-wingers think he should have chanced a second, snap election).Though UKIP draws some support from the left and boasts a hard core of voters furious at all big parties, recent gains have come disproportionately from Tory ranks.

The far-right organisation has managed to preserve a solid core of voter support, even with about half of its MPs in facing charges for belonging to a criminal organisation.

The far-right organization has managed to preserve a solid core of voter support, even with about half of its MPs in facing charges for belonging to a criminal organization.

But party leaders and candidates on the stump have largely shunned those proposals, which risk alienating core segments of voters.

But her biggest challenge is hanging on to the core group of voters who returned her to office for a second term at the head of a coalition that includes her preferred partner, the market-oriented Free Democrats.

"He has a longstanding reputation among a core group of voters," the strategist said, adding that because Mr. Nader is known as a consumer advocate, he "gets a little bit of an earned media ride, too".

First, messages can be targeted much more tightly than TV ads to core gropus of voters, reaching down they say to the level of the "zip code or even, in some cases, the individual level, bringing custom solutions to the table that will match the distinct messages to specific audiences".

But in an interview, he had a hard time discussing the candidate without launching into a diatribe against legalizing marijuana, or, when asked what constituency she might draw upon for her core group of voters, replying with a non sequitur: "I can hit a high C better than Pavarotti".