Sentence examples for group voters from inspiring English sources

Brexit – the first weekend Much like the rest of the country, the Guardian focus group voters woke up after the Brexit vote to an explosion of powerful emotions.

According to a tally by the nonprofit Trust for Public Land, a conservation group, voters approved two out of three open space bond issues across 11 states last week, including a $400 million "Green Acres" measure in New Jersey.

Next comes the "things are better than you think" group: voters who look around and tend to believe that, despite all their failings, both the EU and the nation states work.

In the Luntz focus group, voters did think about the importance of education to children but most only thought about it as a local issue.

Polling data shows the only group voters hate more than Democrats are the Republicans, so who is going to give a rat's ass what Mitch McConnell boo-hoos about?

In co-operation with AKIDWA and Polonia Forum, this day long event will feature workshops for local activists to register immigrant and minority group voters and to encourage participation in the European Elections in May 2014.

One of his promises yesterday, to reach out to disaffected New Yorkers, was reminiscent of the overtures he made to minority-group voters in his second inaugural speech.

But at the same time, they expressed concern at his failure to address the issue that had so angered Ms. Reno's supporters, particularly minority-group voters from southern Florida, without whom Mr. McBride cannot possibly hope to defeat Mr. Bush.

Focuses analytically on how interest groups, voters, political parties, electoral institutions, ideas and power politics interact to shape policy outcomes.

But in smaller, more probing focus groups, voters show they are fairly cynical about Democratic politicians' stands.

Top aides monitoring focus groups — voters who registered their minute-by-minute reactions with the turn of a dial — watched as enthusiasm for Mitt Romney spiked.