Sentence examples for natural voting from inspiring English sources

The Senate shows, however, that the sharp upswing in polarization we see today is largely the product of natural voting patterns.

By failing to accurately represent Britain's diverse population, the remainers have overlooked their strongest argument and natural voting base: if you see yourself – and want to be seen as – an open, tolerant, and progressive person you should vote remain, because it is against everything you stand for to live in a country shaped by Nigel Farage.

But the southern primaries run the risk of a kind of reverse dog-whistle, in which black candidates play to their natural voting base, and race comes to the fore at the expense of broader party unity.

Soon spotted by Mr Ecevit, during one of his spells as prime minister in the 1970s, Mr Cem at 34 became the youngest director of Turkish radio and television, at a time when the state had a monopoly of broadcasting.This brainily patrician background did not seem to mark Mr Cem out as a natural vote-winner among ordinary Turks.

The practice of war is as natural as voting; both are fundamental applications of force, "naked and raw, the Power of the Rods and the Ax".

Mr President, I have naturally voted for the Haug report on the budgetary guidelines, but I would particularly like to stress the welcome reinstatement of natural disasters, confirmed by this morning' s vote.

Transport should be a natural Labour vote-winner: disaffection among suburban commuters surely helps explain the party's outstanding results in the outer London suburbs and south-eastern counties in the 1997 and even in the 2001 elections.

The future of the United States is determined by its voting citizens, natural born and naturalized.

How could my family have turned into one in which it seemed possible, even natural sometimes, to vote either for the right or for the extreme right?

C1 Shareholders Grip Gazprom Shareholders in the world's biggest natural gas company voted in Moscow to tighten control over management.

At a key meeting today, directors of Gazprom, the world's biggest natural gas company, voted to tighten control over management in a move to halt what many directors say has been a loss of assets.