Sentence examples for mainly democratic from inspiring English sources

Unlike China or Russia, it is a democracy in a mainly democratic region.

Tennessee, a state that refused to elect Al Gore in 2000 and sends two Republican senators to Washington, has a mainly Democratic House delegation.

The Republican push on absentee ballots became an effective counterweight to the Gore campaign's push for manual recounts in mainly Democratic counties in southern Florida.

The vote this time was by a 60-to-40 60-to-40 60-to-40 The Oregonian newspaper called "stark and heated divisions" amarginhe city's heafter liberal, mainly Democratic electorate.

New York does labor under a disadvantage: in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, where big population is supposed to mean big clout, New York's mainly Democratic delegation has about as much power as the Scenic Byways Caucus.

They rejected an attempt by Senate Republican leaders to hold onto the mainly Democratic district by running a Democratic assemblyman who was willing to fudge his party loyalties in exchange for the power that comes with being in the majority.

While both are Democrats and Acorn mainly registers Democratic voters, Mr. Henderson said he wondered why the two officials were not prosecuting canvassers whom Acorn fired for filling out false registration forms in order to qualify for the bonuses.

The new party was mainly social democratic and heavily influenced by the German model.

In the end, he predicts, they will allow a vote on any bill the Senate produces, in the expectation that it will pass mainly with Democratic support.

In the end, he predicts, they will allow a vote on any bill the Senate produces, expecting it to pass mainly with Democratic support.

A spokesman for Mr. Boehner pushed back on the idea that the speaker would try to pass a debt-limit increase mainly with Democratic votes.