Sentence examples for partisan attachment from inspiring English sources

APRA supporters tend to be reticent about admitting their partisan attachment to the pollsters.

"Party organizations were much stronger, and the partisan attachment of voters was much more loyal.

Yet those with less partisan attachment have largely turned against the bill.

Yet the 2002 elections attest to the continuing significance of partisan attachments.

Second, educated voters hold stronger partisan attachments than less educated voters.

And I have joined with other members of that majority, men and women of good will without partisan attachments, to launch an appeal to the conflicting parties to sit down at the negotiating table.

Defining both parties in Washington, and their fruitless rivalries, as obstacles to progress on these priorities made Obama's demand for change a lot more compelling at the bipartisan grassroots, where some degree of bipartisan distrust of Washington has lurked under the surface of partisan attachments for decades.

A recent poll from Abacus suggests 70percentt of Canadians haven't fully decided on who they're going to vote for, something David Coletto CEO of the polling firm says corresponds with a discernible trend away from "a stable partisan identification or attachment".

These differences may seem to confirm the common stereotype of undecided voters as "a group of people that have virtually no partisan or ideological attachments, pay very little attention to politics, and often create the crazy swings we see in the horse race polls," as Jay Cost of The Weekly Standard put it recently.

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The goal was to disentangle the word "evangelical" from its current attachment with far-right partisan politics and refocus it on Christ and the Church.