Sentence examples for electorate here from inspiring English sources

The Republican electorate here, along with elsewhere across the country, is different from the one Mr. Romney encountered in 2008.

Observers had said the race was destined to be narrow because the electorate here was so divided.

Khan has been credited with mobilizing much of the electorate here, particularly young, educated, urban voters who have historically shied away from politics.

Religious voters are a huge part of the Republican primary electorate here, and they could improve Mr. Santorum's chances if they coalesced around him.

The electorate here, as elsewhere in Europe, is more volatile than ever because traditional structures that dictated voting patterns -- families, the church, unions -- have loosened or faded.

The scramble for the independent vote — the nearly 45percentt of the electorate here who are registered as neither Democrat nor Republican — is evolving partly into a battle between the two mens' campaigns.

Actually, the US electorate has been here before, many times, going back to the 1780s, in elections replete with assassination, corruption, rhetorical vitriol, and good old "dirty tricks".

Gingrich did beat Romney among voters who identified themselves as strong supporters of the Tea Party — about a third of the electorate — but even here his margin of victory was less than overwhelming: forty-six per cent to thirty-four per cent.

That unpredictable electorate is concentrated here in southeastern Michigan, where three counties supply 40percentt of the primary voters, and where Mr. Bush of Texas is campaigning today and tomorrow.

The electorate put us here on November of 2014 to take big steps, and we need to find a leader that will help us take those steps".

We have long believed that the lack of a sufficient governmental response to the increasing struggle of every day people has been the central driver of the volitility in the American electorate in recent years (see here and here).