Sentence examples for partisan breakdown from inspiring English sources

Here, the vote of the Judiciary Committee was the same as for the preceding article, with a similarly partisan breakdown.

Although few of these pollsters provided a partisan breakdown of their results, Mr. Perry's numbers do not appear to have declined appreciably among Republicans.

Nonetheless, both sides concede that the truce is shaky, and that the next partisan breakdown could be just around the corner.

A partisan breakdown over the last redistricting maps resulted in a very deliberate work stoppage, with House Democrats leaving the state for Ardmore, Okla., at one point and the Senate Democrats bailing out to Albuquerque at another.

For states where the 2012 exit poll results of some demographic groups were not reported because of small sample size, that demographic group's partisan breakdown was determined according to the national exit polls.

Another troubling number is the partisan breakdown in the polls: Mr. Obama leads Mr. Perry by an average of 46 percent to 36 percent among independent voters, while trailing 38 percent to 45 percent against Mr. Romney.

(Most polls have released partisan breakdowns, but those that have not are not included in the average).

The number of independents is growing rapidly across the country, part of the gradual weakening of the parties and the resultant breakdown in partisan affiliation.

But by the 1760s and '70s "Whig" and "Tory" were terms that had lost precise ideological significance, and the breakdown of these old partisan divisions undoubtedly contributed to ministerial instability at this time.

Other scientists and government officials say the breakdown of credibility is another consequence of the fiercely partisan fighting that has flourished in the Bush administration, where environmentalists and industry advocates battle over every clause and semicolon of regulation.

The breakdown of government is not due to the failure of public policy or the conflicting policies of partisan factions in the body politic.