Sentence examples for partisan participation from inspiring English sources

The third Frey scenario calls for white turnout and voting patterns to replicate those of 2004, and for minority turnout and voting patterns to replicate 2008 — "something closer to what this year's election promises – strong partisan participation by both whites and minorities".

She is also co-founder of Foundation for Common Sense, a non-profit grant giving organization, and SamePageNation.com which promotes bi-partisan grassroots participation on unifying political issues.

States controlled by Republicans continue to erect partisan impediments to participation.

These suppressive voting laws are exactly the type of backward-looking, partisan, and anti-participation moves that were rejected in 2012.  .

Most news organizations discourage participation at partisan political events.

Federal employees' participation in partisan political activity is governed by the Hatch Act of 1939, which was put into place after accusations that New Deal programs were being used by party bosses to influence Congressional elections.

Additionally, both forms of nonpartisan elections have less participation than partisan elections, all of which have the straight-ticket option.

For these sorts of reasons, I have seen many politically conservative undergraduates undergo serious rethinking of their social theologies and partisan loyalties as a result of participation in faith-based initiatives.

On 29 December, the partisan Tyszowce Confederation was constituted under participation of Lanckoroński and Potocki, and on 1 January 1656 John II Casimir returned from exile.

Georgia wasn't doing that, said Sarah Brannon of Project Vote, a non-partisan group that works to increase participation in elections.

A brass tacks outline of Lifetime's formidable commitment to women, and news of their participation in the non-partisan campaign, Everywoman Counts (everywomancounts08.com), made an impression.