Sentence examples for voter population from inspiring English sources

But more important, a change in the eligible voter population is not the same as a change in the likely voter population.

Last week, Ashley Gilbertson and his fellow-photographer Ed Kashi set out to explore the undecided voter population in Ohio.

Demographics: With the smallest eligible voter population after Wyoming and Vermont, Alaska doesn't have many delegates to play with.

Suppose, for example, that the voter population grows in accordance with the defaults assumed in the model.

The registered voter population tends to lean more Democratic than the actual election day electorate that pollsters try to measure through "likely voters".

As Nate Silver wrote in 2012, laws requiring photo ID "seem to decrease turnout by about 2 percent as a share of the registered voter population".

But the state's political redistricting maps are drawn from overall populations, not from voter populations.

The affected states also tend to have large black and Hispanic voter populations, many of whom voted in record numbers in 2008.

Responding to a recent surge in Asian voter populations, Nevada and 10 other states are being compelled by federal law to print ballots and other voting materials in languages other than English.

At Westminster, it is widely believed that the planned boundary changes could cost Labour 20 seats, because Labour MPs are more likely to represent seats in places such as the inner cities or Wales, which have smaller voter populations.

Given Sanders's entrenched populist position, many have wondered why he has not garnered more support among minority voter populations, senior citizens, and women.