Sentence examples for white constituency from inspiring English sources

The conservative government of Prime Minister John Howard has pushed the needs of the Aborigines to the sidelines, with few complaints from his white constituency, analysts say.

This is hardly the chardonnay-sipping, NPR-addicted, bicoastal hipster crowd that many assume to be Mr. Obama's largest white constituency.

It was the appeal of a mainstream politician, aimed at voters across the board, delivered to a largely white constituency he had just won.

Ads alleging that Obama has taken $716 billion from Medicare — a program serving an overwhelmingly white constituency — in order to provide health coverage to the heavily black and Hispanic poor deliver the second.

The mainstream appetite for such material has been stimulated by television, whose young, white constituency -- the glowing red center of the target demographic that studios are always aiming for -- has been steadily growing.

But there was a group of people here — our large black constituency, much of our liberal white constituency, conservatives who had a social conscience — who weren't offended by my social radicalism; they felt it was founded in my faith, and wasn't just some pinko kind of stuff.

Most black Conservative MPs are in safe seats, in predominantly white constituencies.

At the same time, however, small, conservative, and mostly homogenous states such as Utah have proven to be ideal staging grounds for black Republicans, many of whom represent largely white constituencies.

He says, "The results of this comparison do not support the portrayal of Webb as a candidate equipped to win over key white constituencies".

The endless replaying of four or five Wright snippets is often characterized as racist and hateful, but their actual content suggests a deeper fear that could join many white constituencies: radical anti-Americanism.

For the curmudgeonly New Englander, who has spent decades repping a nearly all-white constituency, won the Latino vote in Nevada.