Sentence examples for swing constituency from inspiring English sources

Do Linkin Park fans comprise a secret swing constituency nobody knows about?

Hispanic voters, a swing constituency that Republicans covet, abandoned the party in large numbers.

Mr. Hagee also sought to make amends with Catholics, who represent a crucial swing constituency in the general election.

Catholics, who cast 26percentt of the votes in 2000, represent probably the largest swing constituency in the nation.

Croydon Central, which the Tories hold with a small majority, but whose local government went from blue to red last year, is a swing constituency.

"Like all good ideas, it was something of an incremental process," says Dale. "I realised that Brentford and Isleworth was a swing constituency and that local media – both print and online – were constrained by limited resources.

Now that we apparently live in a three-party system, I can only look jealously on as my friends vote in swing constituencies.

Whether you're in the safest of seats, or one of the swing constituencies that could decide the next government, we'd like you to help us document the election where you live.

The Labour leader's allies hailed as fantastic the results of Thursday's elections, in which they also took the Bristol mayoralty, remained the largest party in Wales and held on to key councils in swing constituencies such as Harlow.

When I saw Graf, a former golf professional, in August, he was campaigning in the Republican primary in one of the few swing constituencies in the state, which stretches from Tucson down to the border.

For too long, both the major political parties have pandered to lazy, middle-England stereotypes of the dreaded "benefit scroungers" in order to win easy seats in swing constituencies.