Sentence examples for democratic forecast from inspiring English sources

The Democratic forecast assumes that economic growth will be strong, at more than 3percentt a year for the next decade.

Many Democratic politicians forecast that a three-way race would help Mr. O'Donovan, the Democratic councilman.

I doubt that anyone who wants to pay for a ticket to the Arkansas ball--despite reports that it's sold out--will be denied". Pat Kingsley, president of PMK Publicity and a veteran Democratic activist, forecasts that the storm will be short-lived.

North Carolina has become about two percentage points more Democratic: the FiveThirtyEight forecast currently pegs it at about five percentage points more Republican-leaning than the national average.

Five major handicappers all forecast Democratic gains north of 30 seats, with a consensus in the low 30s (a sixth predicted gains of 25 to 35 seats).

Another reason for the slight shift in GOP fortunes: Michigan has also turned more solidly Democratic, with the forecast now giving Rep. Gary Peters an 88percentt chance of victory.

Forecasting Democratic control of the Senate, her pitch to voters is: "You're going to want a senator who's in the majority".

As recently as last summer, when it appeared that corporate malfeasance and a declining economy could be the dominant issues of the campaign, he confidently forecast significant Democratic gains.

Bill Mullin Minneapolis, Feb. 12, 2008 • To the Editor: David Brooks's forecast of Democratic policy conflict rests on a foundation of Republican assumptions.

In a tweet, Trump appeared to make the argument that public opinion polling, which has consistently forecast a Democratic takeover in the House, was intended to suppress Republican turnout.

Conclusion: With a week to go, I forecast continued Democratic control of the Senate--@ 50-50.