Sentence examples for large proportion of voters from inspiring English sources

A large proportion of voters say they remain undecided.

"A large proportion of voters on the losing side in 2008..

Somehow, despite everything, Labour could call on deep reserves of solidarity on the part of a large proportion of voters.

Recent polls show him and Mr Tsvangirai running neck-and-neck, even though a large proportion of voters refuse to say whom they will back.

Did identity politics really matter less in 2005, or in 2001, if Mr. Bloomberg won both elections in a city where a large proportion of voters are Jewish and voted for him?

Do you agree with the large proportion of voters — perhaps half or more — who say they wouldn't vote for an atheist for president, even one generally qualified for the office?

In addition, blacks now make up a larger proportion of voters in New York State.

It's easy for people to vote in either the Democratic or the Republican contest, and the largest proportion of voters -- this year about 44percentt -- are "undeclared," meaning they may decide at the last minute not only for whom they'll cast a ballot, but in which party.

That target appeals to a large proportion of UK voters.

In 2009 Britain, a frighteningly large proportion of UK voters feel effectively disenfranchised.

Trump's pronouncements on climate change are also contrary to a large proportion of US voters, with recent Gallup polling showing a record number of Americans now see climate change as a threat to their way of life.