Sentence examples for reliable constituency from inspiring English sources

As we filed out of the high school gym, I remember thinking that country fans must be the most reliable constituency the Republican party has left.

She enjoys the strong support of African-American voters, who are the Democrats' most reliable constituency, and women, who may be the party's most important constituency.

It is from this reporting that I have written, in this magazine and elsewhere, that the urban poor had ceased to be a reliable constituency for Ahmadinejad.

Mr. McCain has been courting Jewish voters this year, trying to make inroads with a group that has been a reliable constituency for Democrats.

They have voted party line for generations, forming a reliable constituency for just about any Democrat who decides to run for office.

The 1990s brought Ralph Reed's Christian Coalition and the evangelical mega-churches to the center of American politics as they became the foundation of a reliable constituency for the GOP.

Partisans have just begun to argue whether that was an overwhelming endorsement or the latest evidence that one of the Democratic Party's most reliable constituencies is becoming less so with every presidential election.

That is bad news for Democrats, who have long counted on the elderly as a reliable voting constituency.

The target audience is not really Jewish voters in Philadelphia and its suburbs -- they tend to be a reliable Democratic constituency and an important source of campaign donations.

"Sixty-nine percent still shows that President Obama has real trouble in the Jewish community, and it hints at the challenges he is facing among a reliable Democratic constituency," said Matthew Brooks, the executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition.

The calls are a new twist in the fierce battle in the New York Senate race over the loyalties of Jewish voters, who are traditionally a reliable Democratic constituency but this year are thought by some Republican leaders to be more likely to abandon Mrs. Clinton because of her positions on the Middle East.