Sentence examples for democratic data from inspiring English sources

Tom Bonier, chief executive of TargetSmart, a top Democratic data firm, told the Guardian the "youth turnout is absolutely stunning".

I understand when the data moves as much as the Democratic data moved between 9 o'clock and 9 45, that causes a lot of consternation out there.

I was intrigued by a tool created by TargetSmart, a Democratic data firm, that shares its analysis of early-vote returns as they trickle in.

A national analysis by the Democratic data firm TargetSmart shows voter registration — and voting in primaries — has risen slightly nationally among young voters since the school shooting in Parkland, Fla., last February.

An analysis released last month by TargetSmart, a Democratic data firm, revealed that registration rates for people under 30 increased significantly in swing states during the past seven months.

As of the end of early voting on Thursday, five states with surging Hispanic populations — Arizona, Colorado, Florida, North Carolina and Nevada — had already cast ballots equivalent to over 50percentt of their total turnout from 2012, according to an analysis by Catalist, a Democratic data firm.

"Sadly, the DNC is relying on an incompetent vendor who on more than one occasion has dropped the firewall between the various Democratic candidates' data," he said in a statement.

In a democratic society, data that make the invisible residues of consumer products and pollution known to the affected individuals and communities can empower them to make decisions about research funding, public policies, and their own behavior.

I am referring to the European Union's recently enacted "right to be forgotten" law, officially known as General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR), and Blockchain technology, unofficially hailed as a critical advancement in securing digital operations thanks to its democratic distribution of data and its generally immutable nature.

The Democratic digital and data teams are coy about discussing their tactics and strategies, but Republican digital specialists say they have seen enough of them to recognize a gulf between each side's capabilities.

Alarmed by the sudden dearth of data, Democratic members of the House subcommittee on national security penned a letter to Mattis in May, urging him to "immediately reverse the Trump administration's recent decision to redact key data on U.S. personnel strength from the Defense Department's quarterly public reports".