Sentence examples for of key voters from inspiring English sources

Barsch and Kooiker identified more than 30 separate demographic groups of key voters in the town, serving each one with a customised web advert.

Meanwhile, candidates in target seats have been encouraged to risk tendonitis by hand-addressing letters with messages for thousands of key voters, in the hope that the personal touch makes them less likely to be tossed straight in the bin.Labour too has some modern technology to exploit.

This involved a relentless focus on local issues and targeting of key voters as well as shrewd mobilisation of resources, both human and statistical.

As John Kerry found out to his dismay when he was swiftboated, not answering absurd, repeated charges runs the risk that they will become embedded truth to small numbers of key voters.

"But the way she is approaching it, you're gonna lose some of your key voters".

Companies like Uber pose a significant dilemma for Democrats: while workplace protections and benefits are near nil, these jobs offer tremendous flexibility, and are thus popular with several of their key voter segments like working mothers and college students, who often need immediate scheduling flexibility to handle their everyday lives.

Much of UKIP's key voter base has felt abandoned by government for far longer than five years; though they are different than Poujade's shopkeeper, many have seen employment gradually drain out of their communities, their wages stagnate, and their infrastructure crumble.

Much of UKIP's key voter base have felt abandoned by government for far longer than five years; though they are different to Poujade's shopkeeper, many have seen employment gradually drain out of their communities, their wages stagnate and their infrastructure crumble.

"I don't know that we feel a particular pressure to try to outdo that every day, given that most of those statements are in and of themselves going to repel key voter groups that he needs in a general election".

They have ignored or halfheartedly waved off insults uttered by Trump since the beginning of his campaign, against such key voter groups as Latinos and women.

In late February, two-thirds of those surveyed by research firm UMR – and 47% of Key's National party voters – agreed that the referendum had been "a distraction and a waste of money", and that "New Zealanders should send John Key a message by voting for the current flag".