Sentence examples for party alignments from inspiring English sources

Party alignments favor Mr. Israel, 44, who has Democratic and Independence Party endorsements.

Traditional party alignments seem of minor significance to many Californians, and crossovers are common despite heavy Democratic pluralities in registration.

Some see parallels to watershed political years like 1980, 1992 and 1994, when wage growth fell behind inflation, party alignments shifted and dozens of incumbents were thrown out of office.

Real party alignments began to take shape only after 1784, when profound political issues that deeply stirred public opinion were arising, such as the controversy over the American Revolution.

Retweet networks show homophily with respect to user party alignments in the US [34], in Germany [35] and in Spain [36].

Because it was so new, there were no policies or precedents to guide legislators, and traditional party alignments were absent.

An article on Sunday about a State Senate race by an incumbent who gave up her Democratic affiliation two years ago misstated her current party alignment.

Correction: October 30, 2004, Saturday An article on Sunday about a State Senate race by an incumbent who gave up her Democratic affiliation two years ago misstated her current party alignment.

The biggest single change in the British electorate over the past half-century has been the decline of strong party alignment.

The argument was largely that the polls with Mr. Obama in the lead did not adjust for respondents' party alignment.

The key to exploiting this shift in party alignment, as Nixon understood, was not to oppose the civil-rights movement but to force the Democratic Party to take ownership of it.