Sentence examples for vote demographic from inspiring English sources

Also, those two remaining superdelegates from the youth vote demographic decided to support Mr. Obama.

The Wall Street Journal wonders whether today's election, which coincides with many universities' final exams, will keep much of the youth vote demographic away from the polls.

Another source of alarm for the ANC is the fact that the voting demographic is changing.

Too bad this doesn't happen more often so the voting demographic is spread more even among the population.

He was also baptized as a Mormon, a key voting demographic in the state that his campaign had pursued relentlessly.

Katherine Meizel, the author of "Idolized: Music, Media and Identity in 'American Idol,' " said that adding online voting could also broaden the show's voting demographic.

He was also baptized as a Mormon, a key voting demographic in the state which his campaign has been courting relentlessly.

To deny that the new, more representative voting demographic might have contributed to this result would be to defeat the purpose of the exercise.

Over subsequent decades, of course, Republican attitudes toward Medicare evolved, partly because of industry lobbying and partly because of pressures from a very active voting demographic (the elderly) that benefited from the entitlement.

It has saved millions of people from financial ruin in old age, and, because of its importance to a crucial voting demographic, it has weathered decades of tax cuts and reductions to the social safety net.

Both Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama will have to reckon with the great mass of baby boomers, the post-World War II generation who make up a major part of the voting demographic and are themselves experiencing for themselves just what it means to get older.