Sentence examples for electorate continues from inspiring English sources

The Latino electorate continues to grow much faster than the overall voting public.

Instead, something like three quarters of the party's primary electorate continues to search for a Romney alternative.

As the Hispanic electorate continues to grow faster than the overall population in the years ahead, the 2010 election should be a useful lesson.

Even if the electorate continues to approve of Mr Osborne's hard-nosed penny-pinching, it may punish his party for it at the next election, due in 2015.

Their votes will matter less in the future, as their educational attainment rises and their share of the electorate continues to fall.

Hawkish fascination with the will of citizens has never been greater, and yet for many in Westminster, the electorate continues to feel wildly unknowable.

Yet the crisis phase of this downturn will eventually pass, and it will do so even as the economic circumstances of the electorate continue to worsen.

"The result is, you will see California's electorate continue to differentiate itself, championing a different set of priorities from the rest of the country," says Mark Baldassare, the director of the Public Policy Institute of California.

Independent or unaffiliated voters, who represent as much as three-fifths of the New Jersey electorate, continue to favor Mr. Corzine, according to the survey of 909 voters, conducted Oct. 18 to 23.

All too often, after a vigorous debate and an agreement is reached, half of elected officials and their electorate continue to advocate for their point of view.

While the dangers of political correctness cited by some Trump supporters may be overblown, there is no doubt that the president derives much of his power as an avatar for the wide swath of the electorate that continues to feel silenced and stigmatized as "deplorables" by their self-styled betters, hence beyond the progressive pale.