Sentence examples for midterm voters from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court is cited as the most important issue to midterm voters.

They fear that a trade war could offset whatever economic benefit midterm voters see from their tax bill.

Perriello was swept out of office two years later, when midterm voters turned ferociously against Obama and the House of Representatives flipped into Republican hands.

Midterm voters "don't turn out to vote for something, they turn out to vote against something," said Republican pollster Glen Bolger.

And 68percentt of midterm voters in Braddock backed Connolly (D), who won the district by 3,000 votes in 2014.

In spite of efforts at voter suppression, there is reason to believe that this year's midterm voters will be a historically large group.

Metz is a first-time midterm voter.

And that change can bring about others: today's newly engaged citizen might be 2018's motivated midterm voter, or 2020's brand-new city council member, or the dark-horse victor in a Senate race in 2024.

The connections that were created through all this midterm voter-mobilization work won't go away after the pop-up campaign offices and the candidate signs come down; movements are built on relationships.

Local resistance groups formed crucial nodes in a massive nationwide get-out-the-vote operation that not only dwarfed previous midterm voter-mobilization efforts but may well have been the largest in US history.

In a historic 2018 election that saw a record midterm voter turnout, a record number of women elected to office, and a Democratic landslide in the House of Representatives, the Florida gubernatorial race between Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum and Republican Congressman Ron DeSantis, J.D. '05, was among the most closely watched and closely contested.