Sentence examples for demographic voting from inspiring English sources

They know that Texas won't be competitive for at least 10-20 years, if demographic voting patterns hold.

"It really does look as if a lot of the demographic voting patterns are breaking down," Mr. Mollenkopf said, "and I'd guess that will continue".

I was working several hours a week for a political science professor, and any escape from collating scholarly papers about demographic voting trends seemed exotic and terribly adult.

If (as I've written elsewhere) Israel were to be divided into five roughly equal demographic voting groups — pioneering Zionists from Europe, Arabs who became Israeli citizens, Jewish refugees from Muslim countries, national-Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox theocrats, and immigrants from the former Soviet Union — Likud has appeared to have a lock on the last three.

If (as I've written elsewhere) Israel were to be divided into five roughly equal demographic voting groups pioneering Zionists from Europe, Arabs who became Israeli citizens, Jewish refugees from Muslim countries, national-Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox theocrats, and immigrants from the former Soviet Union Likud has appeared to have a lock on the last three.

How each demographic voted, what the issues were, when people decided how to vote.

In 2008, considered the first presidential election year when candidates embraced the Internet, half of the younger demographic voted.

White South Carolinians in this age demographic voted for Obama almost twice as much as they did for Clinton.

Contrasting the demographic vote in linchpin states in 2008, when Mr. Obama was victorious, and those where Republicans triumphed in the 2010 congressional elections underscores the importance of turnout.

This demographic voted to remain, of course, but in light of the referendum result, you might expect to see high levels of Euroscepticism among focus groups.

In the wake of the referendum, it has become clear that 80percentt of the 18-34 demographic voted "no".