Sentence examples for middle voting from inspiring English sources

Point 5: People on Far Right and Far Left tend to be more politically active than people in the middle, voting more often and getting more involved in campaigns.

All three candidates are trying, to varying degrees, to position themselves as the champions of that middle vote, presenting themselves as socially liberal and fiscally conservative, which blurs the usual geographic and partisan distinctions.

I'll bet Obrador was surprised by the middle class' voting strength.

(2) Just a reminder for anyone who wasn't paying attention in middle school, voting is not like driving, buying alcohol or traveling by plane.

It was these middle class votes that were instrumental in propelling Chavez into power with 56% of the vote.

Much of the middle class votes Republican.

When granted the opportunity, Iran's youth and middle class vote for politicians who promise relief.

The centre ground will now be keenly contested by SNP and Tories with each vying for the middle class vote.

I've done some statistical comparisons using one popular definition of the heartland: the "red states" that -- in an election that pitted both coasts against the middle -- voted for Mr. Bush.

Others, such as John Prescott, believe that the message has been tailored too much to first-time middle-class voters - the so-called middle England vote.

Forgoing it altogether will cost the Treasury £750m, but may be an astute pre-election measure aimed at shoring up Labour's middle England vote.