Sentence examples for strongest constituencies from inspiring English sources

Among the anti-Hillary contenders, Russ Feingold and Wesley Clark have the strongest constituencies online.

Meanwhile, Clinton's favourabilities are steadily declining, even among white women, who would seemingly be one of her strongest constituencies.

Black Americans represent one of the Democratic Party's strongest constituencies, and those Republicans who have appeared before the N.A.A.C.P. have not had an easy time.

In a country in which one's religion often determined one's politics, the party's strongest constituencies are still in the Roman Catholic districts, although the sectarian Christian aspect is of only incidental emphasis, chiefly among older voters.

Wall Street was one of Clinton's strongest constituencies during her first presidential bid in 2008, and she enjoyed strong ties to the industry during her years as a US Senator from New York.

Conversation with party members suggests that Ken Clarke's strongest constituency is among younger urban members.

Organized labor is one of the Democrats' strongest constituency groups, and the Democrats have long provided the bulk of support for the bill.

Over the past few decades, Democratic leaders have alienated voters in one of the party's historically strong constituencies.

They burned all of their political capital to produce changes that were not easily undone, because they created strong constituencies.

Mr Shah makes minute analyses of millions-strong constituencies, imposing candidates and recruiting volunteers early, often from the Hindu-nationalist RSS organisation, where he and Mr Modi were once leaders.

"I have to say that the pictures that have strong constituencies, and I'd include our 'Moulin Rouge' in that list, are the pictures that took risks, that pushed the boundaries and that were somewhat audacious," he said.