Rather, low income voters constitute a huge bloc, even a majority by some measures.
"We're trying to make sure that a huge bloc of Florida voters are not disenfranchised, and I think that's always a good thing".
Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney traded jabs over immigration on Wednesday in Florida, as the Republican presidential candidates made their pitches to the state's huge bloc of Hispanic voters, Michael D. Shear and Trip Gabriel report.
In mid-December, the 15 wealthy countries of the European Union plan to complete negotiations to admit 10 new lands to form a huge bloc of 450 million people stretching from the Baltic to the Mediterranean, from Russia's borders to the Atlantic.
A1 Young Liberians Crucial to Vote As democracy slowly spreads in Liberia, young men and women, members of a generation orphaned by conflict and AIDS, hardened by combat and often illiterate, make up a huge bloc of Liberia's voting public, no less than 40percentt.
Since the APEC and Western Hemisphere groups overlap, by 2020 they have blended into one huge bloc.
Support for same-sex marriage rights would put a candidate at odds with a huge bloc of voters in GOP primaries on an issue they deem "very important".
The key test for Clinton Tuesday was whether she could activate the broad coalition of voters who rejected her eight years ago the so-called "Obama coalition" comprised of black and Latino voters who make up a huge bloc of the Democratic primary electorate, especially in the South.
Beyond the Washington politics, a huge bloc of those opposed to the pipeline are people who actually live on the land that the Keystone would pass through a 1,179 stretch that would pass through Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska, and then connect to existing pipelines all the way down to the Texas coast.
That would leave huge Jewish blocs that would split the West Bank into three isolated Palestinian areas.
