Sentence examples for partisan switch from inspiring English sources

Republican politicians, who understand quite well that the G.O.P.'s national success since the 1970s owes everything to the partisan switch of Southern whites, have tacitly acknowledged this reality.

If the partisan control were switched, the other side would assuredly do it, so why not?

Sanders campaign's path to victory needs to include some voter outreach in closed primary states to get Independent and Non-Partisan voters to switch to Democrat before those deadlines close.

In principle, the shift is easy to defend, but the haste with which the conservatives applied it reveals the partisan nature of the switch.

Despite his unwillingness to be considered a Marxist, he joined the staff of the leftist intellectual journal Partisan Review, which had switched its allegiance from Stalin to Trotsky.

They found that, despite the risks in switching, many partisan voters are receptive to the politicians.

Post-partisan (former Republican switched to Independent).

This year partisans have lobbied electors to switch allegiances, which is allowed in 26 states.

But in British shorts and vest on Tuesday night in Barcelona he was simply brilliant, encouraging his friend Chris Thompson over his shoulder before switching off the partisan crowd, and making that glorious bid for the line with 300 yards to go.

How such a switch might affect the partisan balance within the state is harder to forecast, in part because much depends on how new district lines might be drawn.

Democrats and Republicans have switched roles in the partisan debate over extending the federal payroll tax, Jennifer Steinhauer writes.