Sentence examples for engaged electorate from inspiring English sources

This seems to have won some converts among the tangentially engaged electorate.

A more informed and engaged electorate would be more difficult to sway with misleading, fly-by-night blitzes of the sort that hurt Mr. McCain in New York.

One of the many interesting things in Pew's recent report on political typologies, which tries to go beyond dividing the electorate up into left and right, is that "business conservatives" and "steadfast conservatives", who between them make up almost 40% of the politically engaged electorate, do not agree on very much.

Critics say a high turnout based on a mandatory system does not translate into a politically engaged electorate.

Mr Kent says that these statistics show that forcing people to vote does not translate into an engaged electorate.

"The idea that high voter turnout based on compulsory voting translates into a politically engaged electorate is nonsensical.

Do you want to see highly mobilized and engaged electorates that have not given up?

This was reflected in the 2000 election, where neither candidate really engaged the electorate.

"Actually, I believe the thing I'm most pleased to leave behind is a highly politically engaged Scottish electorate".

But it may provide a better snapshot of where the campaigns stand right now than polls of the wider but less engaged Democratic electorate.

The 111th Congress elected in 2009 by a highly engaged youth electorate was considered one of the most productive Congresses since the time of Lyndon Johnson.