Sentence examples for voting constituency from inspiring English sources

Those who had not designated voting constituency by Friday were assigned randomly with equal probability into one or the other.

That is bad news for Democrats, who have long counted on the elderly as a reliable voting constituency.

But Mr. Clinton may be most valuable because of his credibility with a voting constituency that Mr. Obama has struggled with, working-class whites.

This was in marked contrast with recent discussions on the Scottish independence referendum, where the relevant voting constituency was one of the top and most hotly contested issues.

In case you hadn't noticed, perhaps because you make a habit of not noticing such things, the A.L.'s big kahuna award turned into an ideological brouhaha among the voting constituency of certain baseball writers.

But Mills and Lord Coe were the most senior figures in the London 2012 campaign four years ago and their experience of sports politics means they recognise the value of having an insider in the voting constituency.

Their voting constituencies are finally demanding action.

Hyperlocal beats seldom coincide with the boundaries of voting constituencies.

Clinton began her political life in the late 1970s, and her understanding of who votes and why predates the emergence of these voting constituencies — in some cases by decades.

"They infuse new destinations with 'suburban' demographic attributes that should reinforce middle class, moderate conservative voting constituencies," said William H. Frey, a demographer at the University of Michigan Population Studies Center.

Taking the president's side on this could jeopardize his already tenuous reelection prospects, but voting against the president will invite the wrath of Trump's core supporters who make up a large share of the loyal GOP voting constituencies.