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Mitt Romney has played to this constituency by renouncing the kind of government-mandated health care that he established as governor of Massachusetts.

Dobbs believes that the middle class, which he has described as being composed of two hundred and fifty million Americans, is taken for granted, an argument that could be challenged by those who point to the growth of middle-class entitlement programs, including Social Security and Medicare, or to the unwillingness of elected officials to offend this constituency by curbing entitlements.

George W. Bush, the last successful Republican candidate, soundly won this constituency by 5 percentage points in 2004.

When the National Rifle Association NRAA) took a hard turn to the right after the 1977 "Cincinnati Revolution," the organization's leadership targeted this constituency by injecting the insurrectionist idea into our national political conscience.

Indeed, the Lib Dems' 32.1 per cent is the lowest share of the vote to be secured by the winner in any post-war constituency by-election.

And alliance officials emphasize that they are not neglecting this core constituency by seeking black votes.

On one hand the opposition is attempting attract this broad constituency by casting its activities in religious terms: calling for reform not revolution, using Shia holidays to organise rallies, and declaring loyalty to Khomeini's vision.

As a candidate and as governor, Cuomo has benefited from shadowy outside groups funded by business interests that air TV ads plugging his agenda; in return, he has rewarded this loyal constituency by proposing huge tax cuts and vowing not to impose additional regulation on their behavior.

He also noted that forty per cent of the electorate is moderate — and Republicans lost that constituency by fifteen points in 2012.

A survey of 862 adults in the constituency by Market & Opinion Research International when the three-week campaign opened found that 50percentt said they would vote Labor, only 36percentt Conservative.

A brief and low-intensity visit to the constituency by the Tory leader in the last few days has done nothing to dispel the impression.