Sentence examples for democratic identification from inspiring English sources

Despite a raft of advantages in the electorate for Democrats, in September's first Gallup tracking poll, an equal number of Republicans and Democrats were surveyed (including "leaners") from Sept. 3-5, compared to a 10-point Democratic identification advantage two weeks ago.

That gap between Republican and Democratic identification is generally seen as very bad news for Republicans.

And when you look at northern whites over time there is a very clear pattern — there has been a sharp decline in Democratic identification among blue-collar whites while Democratic identification among white-collar whites has remained stable.

There has also been a small increase in Democratic identification among older whites, though they remain much more likely to identify as Republicans.

Similarly, people with strong democratic identification were likely to see their newspaper as leaning toward Bush," wrote (PDF) Professor Russell Dalton, in an eye-opening 1992 study about how partisanship blinds us to the fact that there are great things to say about both political parties.

The downturn in Democratic identification was paired with an increase in independent identification, which had dropped in 2008.

Women of color, rather than white women, are driving the gender gap in Democratic party identification among the online registrants.

However, that is often accompanied by an increase in the Democratic party identification advantage.

It means that polls with larger Democratic party identification advantages are showing bigger leads for Romney with Independents.

Romney's biggest leads with Independents (except the one Suffolk poll) all come in polls where the Democratic party identification is largest.

Democratic self-identification among employed whites without degrees (the red line) nosedives from roughly 37 percent to 25 percent over four decades.