Sentence examples for democratic ground from inspiring English sources

"I've never believed it was strong Democratic ground," Mr. Racicot said of economic issues.

Rogers's well-trodden narrative of democratic ground planes, metaphorical transparency and the cappuccino-supping passeggiata of public life is certainly present in the exhibition.

In 2004 much of the Democratic ground game here consisted of cobbled together teams from disparate groups, such as 527s and unions.

But Rove came away from the 2000 election convinced that Bush would have won by a comfortable margin had it not been for Democratic ground forces.

An increasingly influential Hispanic bloc and Mormons who can't stand Trump – not to mention a superior Democratic ground game – mean that Clinton has a decent chance of becoming the first Democrat to win Arizona since her husband in 1996.

The "democratic ground" of the assembly allows the public to look down on its servant politicians; the courts are designed as a "school, not a prison," a place to learn about the borders of society".

Michael Whouley, the storied Democratic ground-game guru, and Curt Anderson, who helped mastermind President George W. Bush's successful mobilization of voters in 2004, say getting voters to the polls will be even more critical this time.

Much of the debate was on Democratic grounds: Who benefits?

It's always a little ridiculous when Russian leaders criticize the United States on democratic grounds.

Westminster and Whitehall won't suddenly embrace a constitution on democratic grounds.

I know no critic of Corbyn who isn't intensely queasy about any move against him any time soon, on both political and democratic grounds.