Sentence examples for white constituents from inspiring English sources

McKee's charts showed that conservative White constituents in the Peripheral South (Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia) began their trek to the GOP banner more rapidly than did White voters in the Deep South (Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina).

Representative John Barrow, a Democrat from Georgia who voted against the bill, was embraced as a hero by white constituents.

Today, Mr. Rangel himself has more white constituents than black ones, and when he leaves Congress, some Manhattan Democrats say, his successor may not necessarily be African-American.

It's also true that immigration reform has become a wedge issue, and most Republicans will be forced by their conservative white constituents to oppose it, driving Hispanics towards the Democrats.

Aislinn Sol, a leader of the local Black Lives Matter movement, told me "the extreme poverty [we face], divestment, over-policing, police terror exist outside the experiences of the city's wealthy, privileged and white constituents," she said.

"You know, I don't even see him as black," said another of Mr. Fields's new white constituents, Perry Ray, the mayor of one of the county's villages, Dodge City.

They find it impossible to address their non-white constituents' complaints over racism without angering Dutch whites who do not consider themselves racist.

Trump – who got his start in political life by spreading the lie that Barack Obama was not born in the US – has a history of offensive statements towards women, minorities, foreigners and non-white constituents.

These are the UV and the rest belong to the white light constituents.

Lastly, the study patient population was mainly white and constituents of a single study site which precluded one from making generalizable conclusions.

Davies has "white, working-class" constituents who are underrepresented at the BBC.