Sentence examples for growing voting from inspiring English sources

This stunning reversal of opinion within a growing voting bloc is having an impact.

She became involved in the growing voting rights movement because of anger over racial discrimination.

The city still matters: Robert Carolina of Democrats Abroad notes that expats comprise one of the fastest growing voting groups in American elections.

First, the growing voting strength and allegiance of black, Hispanic and Asian-Americans have made nonwhites an increasing share of the Democratic coalition.

Even without the power of exit they are leveraging the power of voice in their growing voting blocs to shape firms' governance and policies.

Mr. Obama intends to underscore the schism between the parties on the issue of immigration during a campaign-like rally on Friday at a high school in Las Vegas, where Hispanics are a powerful and growing voting bloc.

Who can bring that Hispanic vote, the largest growing vote in the nation?" Cortez said.

One senior adviser fears that securing 16% of this growing vote in 2020, 2025 or beyond will not just squeeze majorities but crush the party.

If this growing vote continues to go two to one or more Democratic, as it did in the last presidential race, Republicans face a huge long-term problem.

Tories have traditionally had high and growing vote in their heartlands and only at the last election did they identify – with Lord Ashcroft's money – the importance of marginals.

A growing vote in the Republic adds to its status as an all-Ireland party and reinforces its call for a united Ireland.