I think that the electorate, the Democratic electorate woke up.
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So a more engaged electorate becomes a more strongly partisan electorate.
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We need convictions, because "an apathetic electorate is no electorate at all," he says.
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The caucus electorate was far less affluent than the national primary electorate in 2008.
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Similarly, Monmouth found an eight-point gap between a 2014 electorate and a presidential electorate.
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Both Iowa and New Hampshire feature a more liberal electorate than the national Democratic primary electorate.
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And the electorate in midterm elections tends older, whiter, and angrier than the presidential-year electorate.
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Polarization of the electorate The biggest difference between then and now is the polarization of the electorate.
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A Democratic primary electorate focused on winning the general election is an electorate least favorable to Sanders.
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Historically, the likely voter electorate in Texas is less friendly to Democrats than the registered voter electorate.
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"The April electorate in Wisconsin is just very different than the electorate you have in November," he said.
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The electorate was almost exactly as old and white as would be expected in a normal midterm electorate.
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The electorate was older, whiter and more Republican than the state as a whole — or than the 2016 electorate.
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So now we have a weighted sample of the likely electorate, based on our estimates for the likely electorate.
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The likely Iowa Democratic caucuses' electorate is about 30 points more white than the potential primary electorate is nationwide.
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"Now if we change the electorate we definitely win, and with the old electorate we're at about 50-50."
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So assuming a 234-233 electorate right now, we'd instead now have a 233-13-21 electorate (Democrat-Republican-Conservative).
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Far from investing in the electorate of the future, many Democratic pundits want to recreate the electorate of the past.
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That's a big difference, with nonwhites declining from 30 percent of the electorate to 213 percent of the effective electorate.
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Further, there's a difference between painting a picture of the electorate and trying to predict how that electorate is voting.
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The pro-European British electorate will show up in force, while the pro-Brexit electorate will be more inclined to sulk.
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The electorate was not as favorable for Mr. Ossoff as the electorate was for Hillary Clinton in the 643 presidential election.
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In the past eight years, the midterm electorate has looked different from the presidential electorate: older, whiter and thus much less liberal.
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An electorate that can change its mind despite years of thought-hardening trends is an electorate that's mentally healthier and more thoughtful.
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Although Asian voters made up only 4 percent of the electorate in 2016, they are the fastest growing part of the electorate and a key factor in swing states such as Nevada (11 percent of the electorate) and Virginia (7 percent).
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The pollsters might have used special models of the electorate that didn't match their actual thoughts of what the electorate would look like.
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African-Americans were 16% of the early voting electorate that year, but they're only about 13% of the electorate so far in 2016.
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The result is that the partisan makeup of the electorate — past Republican primary voters outnumbering Democrats by 24.5 points — was a lot more like the 2016 presidential election than the 2014 midterm electorate, or even our estimates for a more "typical" midterm electorate.
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The percentage of the white vote has declined from 28503 percent of the electorate in 22019 to 67 percent of the electorate in 2020.
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In 22016, the 22020th district electorate heavily favored the GOP—and by 2018, that same electorate had achieved a competitive measure of partisan balance.
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"The Conservative Party has been reminded tonight that the electorate that it now has is disproportionately a 'Leave' electorate," polling expert John Curtice told the BBC.
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TV ads have never been less effective in terms of persuading the electorate whom they should vote for — because the electorate has never been this polarized.
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Hispanic voters comprised 123% of the Colorado electorate in the 2008 presidential election, and 14% of the electorate in the 2014 midterms, according to exit polls.
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"The electorate is becoming a much different electorate than even five years ago," Yarmuth, who is a co-sponsor of Medicare for All legislation, told Hill.
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We haven't seen that side of Cruz because the most liberal electorate he's had to win over in his political career was the Texas statewide electorate.
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In this case, the "electorate" consists of a mere 160,000 people, just 0.3 percent of the national electorate, who are significantly older and richer than average.
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The Democratic Electorate on Twitter Is Not the Actual Democratic Electorate A detailed look at the voters with the numbers to decide the 2020 Democratic nominee.
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They were not successful in vanquishing the real estate magnate because the Republican primary electorate looks very different from what a general election electorate will look like.
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The art comes in defining just what that electorate will look like, and how much of a percentage of the electorate key demographic groups will make up.
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The disaffection and distrust evident in so much of the American electorate festers with special ferocity among young Latinos, the fastest growing segment of the American electorate.
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There, voters under 45 years old were 41 percent of the electorate in 273; those same voters accounted for only 22016 percent of the electorate in 22020.
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The fact is that Democrats have lost support with all working-class voters across the electorate, including the Rising American Electorate of minorities, unmarried women, and millennials.
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The government's Current Population Survey found that the electorate that cast a ballot in 2016 was 3 percentage points more white than the entire registered voter electorate.
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An electorate that demands at least the same number of choices in elections that the public gets in the supermarket cereal aisle is a strong and engaged electorate.
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The center's study shows that Puerto Ricans were 51% of the Latino electorate in Central Florida in 1990 and in 2014, they accounted for 52% of the electorate.
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Most prominently, the polls show white voters representing a significantly greater proportion of the electorate than they did in 2012, even though the electorate is growing more diverse.
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"My electorate and the electorate of Andrei Borisovich Zubov are distinct," Ms. Baronova wrote in Novaya Gazeta, an opposition newspaper, about her decision to stay in the race.
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Republicans hope that the general electorate is in the same mood as the GOP primary electorate, which thrilled to Trump's brash, unapologetically anti-PC, anti-establishment, populist message.
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An African-American woman almost became the governor of Georgia, and one can certainly argue that the American electorate is somewhat to the left of the Georgia electorate.
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Right now there's an eight-point difference between what we think the result would be in California 8003 in a 2014 electorate versus the electorate we currently project.
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That, too, was about halfway between 2014, when white voters represented 20143 percent of the electorate, and the 2016 presidential electorate, when 71.4 percent of voters were white.
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After placing third in the New Hampshire primary, where the electorate was overwhelmingly white, Ms. Klobuchar faces a more difficult test in states with a more diverse electorate.
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Early exit polls indicated that black people would make up almost 30 percent of the electorate, even though black voters typically make up 25 percent of the electorate.
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And the front-runners are mounting an increasingly urgent effort to piece together pockets of the electorate in the first test of their appeal before a diverse electorate.
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In Missouri, voters under 45 years old were 273 percent of the electorate in 2016; those same voters accounted for only 30 percent of the electorate in 2020.
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Trump has a hard core of support that now makes up about two-thirds to three-quarters of the Republican electorate — but only one-third of the general electorate.
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As a consequence, the 2018 electorate appears likely to be significantly younger and more diverse than the electorate that voted four years ago — both good signs for Democratic candidates.
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Will it look like the 2012 electorate that re-elected Barack Obama, or the 2014 electorate that resulted in Republicans winning the Senate and expanding their hold on Congress?
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He's also perhaps benefiting from the fact that presidential popularity ratings tend to revert (over the longterm) towards half the electorate liking and half the electorate disliking a president.
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Well, you do it to select the part of the electorate you think is more likely to vote for you and to suppress the part of the electorate that won't.
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So far this year, voters over 65 years old are 28% of the electorate that has already voted, even though they were only 16% of the final electorate in 2012.
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Virtually all forecasts project they will constitute an increasing share of the white electorate in the years ahead, while non-college whites, Trump's base, will decline as the electorate diversifies.
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Sean McElwee / Census Bureau This chart is from the 2014 midterm elections, and the electorate in midterm elections is even older, whiter, and richer than the electorate in presidential elections.
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"Only a small percentage of the electorate actually vote and that electorate is not stable from election to election," said Chris Jackson, a vice president at Ipsos, a market research firm.
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Not understanding the electorate Clinton's most introspective critique in "What Happened" is that she didn't fully understand the 2016 electorate and was the wrong candidate for the tone of the country.
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In 2004 they had an agenda well-suited to the American electorate of 2016; having moved leftward since, they now have an agenda well-suited to the American electorate of 2030.
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Ethnic Russians currently represent around 10 percent of Ukraine's electorate but up until 2012 around a quarter of the electorate was pro-Russia, Ortolani noted, and this had helped pro-Russian candidates.
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MM: I think you're seeing an electorate, especially the electorate under 40 years old, really move, if not to the left, at least towards the center on many of these social issues.
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There's generally a slight Republican bias, on the order of a little more than a point, presumably because the primary electorate tends to be somewhat older and whiter than the general electorate.
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An Emerson poll put black voters at 17 percent of the electorate, but a reasonable midterm electorate would be no lower than 23 percent for black voters, based on the L2 data.
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But polls show the demography of the electorate is crucial: The more ethnically diverse a state's voters are, the better it is for Clinton; the whiter the state's electorate, the better for Trump.
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The changes that sprung from Maastricht and the creation of the euro could not be justified on the basis that a single European electorate had voted for them: such an electorate didn't exist.
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The electorate in the South Carolina Democratic primary on Feb.
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However, the American electorate is becoming younger and less white.
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The electorate has not endorsed her plan to slash immigration.
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Does this or that message resonate more with the electorate?
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The electorate in America is huge and hard to understand.
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In fact, the American electorate is gradually secularising over time.
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The New Hampshire electorate is famously friendly to female candidates.
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By contrast, Ms Abrams is trying to expand the electorate.
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The Republican electorate gets older and whiter with every election.
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First, some clear demographic divisions appear in the primary electorate.
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That's 12% of the electorate, up from 10% in 2012.
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Their electorate, like that of the CSU, is dying off.
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For the general electorate, it doesn't mean a whole lot.
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Against the backdrop of an industrial Midwest electorate, Cordray vs.
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Even before Monday night's Caucus Crackup, Iowa's overwhelmingly white electorate
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The electorate was 91 percent white, per the entrance polls.
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Moreover, the electorate has become increasingly polarised along demographic lines.
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This psychological evolution amplified a broader change in the electorate.
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The two major candidates are intensely disliked by the electorate.
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STIREWALT: Well, economy is always number one in general electorate.
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Newsrooms are certainly far whiter than a Democratic primary electorate.
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The superdelegates are voters in line with the broader electorate.
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Still, the general election electorate is different from primary voters.
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While the white share of the presidential electorate in 1992
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But free marketers are hardly a majority of the electorate.
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But the party has remained broadly popular among the electorate.
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But there is no guarantee that the electorate will agree.
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But the DUP's actual electorate seem split on the issue.
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There's another candidate hoping for an expanded electorate: Donald Trump.
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Meanwhile, other parts of the electorate are really freaking out.
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Because money buys negative ads to influence an uninformed electorate.
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I'm here not to convince my colleagues, but the electorate.
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Fun fact: Latinos make up 20% of the state's electorate.
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The Republican electorate gets older and whiter with every election.
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Having voted for change, the electorate will expect it quickly.
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But those nations contained just 20113% of the total electorate.
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However, the mood of the electorate seems to have changed.
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Election 85033 will be a stark choice for the electorate.
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And the younger the electorate got, the worse Moore did.
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War seems likely but remains largely unpopular in the electorate.
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Eventually people, the electorate, will notice nothing is getting done.
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What they could not control — the American electorate — got them.
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Whatever they do at that point will disappoint the electorate.
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They're just not a large enough share of the electorate.
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In a presidential election the electorate is polarized and motivated.
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Bear in mind, this is not a very liberal electorate.
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This is not the electorate Mr. Trump was hoping for.
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And a large part of the electorate lapped them up.
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The parties unify, the electorate gets a bit more polarized.
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Vast swaths of the electorate don't view him as presidential.
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Ingrained voting habits of a polarized electorate don't change easily.
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There's little evidence a progressive candidate can remake the electorate.
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Women are a clear majority of the Democratic primary electorate.
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In comparison, populists represented 29 percent of the 2018 electorate.
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But they only accounted for 153 percent of the electorate.
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The primary electorate on Tuesday was largely favorable to Biden.
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Dilute the diversity of voters until the electorate becomes homogeneous.
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Second, we call the "likely electorate," not every registered voter.
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The nonwhite and youth share of the electorate also increased.
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Iowa is not racially representative of the national primary electorate.
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"History will judge and so will the electorate," he said.
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One who understands the concerns of much of the electorate.
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The naivete of the electorate doesn't warrant further comment either.
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It is an infantilising of an electorate empowered to vote!
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As a result, the British electorate is dazed and weary.
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The electorate will reward the politician who makes that happen.
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It's not just that the electorate looks far too Democratic.
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But the balance of the electorate has shifted since 2016.
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The Democratic electorate was outraged at the behavior of Republicans.
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We'll see if the Democratic electorate responds to this liberalism.
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There's no way to marginalize his importance to the electorate.
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That last group represents a majority of the Democratic electorate.
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And there are benefits to shrinking the electorate as well.
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However, Texas' electorate is not the same as its demographics.
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The divisions in the electorate have also become more gaping.
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Since Trump made Twitter his private channel to the electorate?
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The other way to divide the electorate is by intensity.
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"She was hugely popular with the electorate," Ms. Ford said.
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The Badger State has an electorate seemingly designed for Sanders.
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An educated electorate is in all of our best interests.
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It makes the electorate potentially more educated than ever before.
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And it's not just the poll numbers that suggest the extreme liberalism on display in California over the weekend is not indicative of the national Democratic Party electorate -- or even the California Democratic electorate.
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And unless the electorate knows what's going on in their communities, unless the electorate takes ownership in everything the city is doing, we're never going to be able to push for our brightest future.
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"The complacent electorate of 2016, who were convinced Trump would never be president, has been replaced with the terrified electorate of 2020, who are convinced he's the Terminator and can't be stopped," she said.
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But at 21972 percent of the electorate, according to exit polling, they were overwhelmed by the oldest voters, who were 226 percent of the electorate and gave most of their votes to Joe Biden.
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This process is our best shot to choose a candidate who reflects the actual desires on the electorate, and that is well-positioned to inspire a unified electorate to engage during the election passionately.
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In America, "politicians are an extension of the electorate, and the electorate has already concluded that Ukraine is a corrupt country," said Oleksandr Danylyuk, who resigned as Mr. Zelensky's national security adviser in September.
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The party is getting an increasing share of a white voters, a declining sector of the electorate, while Democrats are poised to receive an increasing share of minority voters, an increasing sector of the electorate.
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The political geography of the United States is such that the electorate for the median House seat and the electorate for the median Senate seat are both much whiter than the nation as a whole.
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" Between the lines: "There's generally a slight Republican bias, on the order of a little more than a point, presumably because the primary electorate tends to be somewhat older and whiter than the general electorate.
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The biggest jump, in terms of share of the electorate, came among Mr. Biden's strongest group: those 225 or older, who were 225 percent of the electorate, up from only 225 percent four years ago.
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This poll comes on top of the 2018 exit poll giving Trump a +1 net approval rating, and the midterm electorate in Texas is likely more Republican leaning than a 2020 presidential electorate will be.
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Men Women Here's the Post's demographics breakdown; it shows white voters making up 65 percent of the total electorate, Hispanic/Latino voters 18 percent of the electorate, and black voters 11 percent of the total.
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Clinton holds a competitive edge in South Carolina, where the Democratic electorate is heavily black, as well as in Nevada where the electorate for the Democratic caucuses in 2008 was 15% Hispanic and 15% black.
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The biggest jump, in terms of share of the electorate, came among Mr. Biden's strongest group: those 65 or older, who were 35 percent of the electorate, up from only 22 percent four years ago.
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"He was shaping news coverage of a far-right website that was rapidly growing ... and was controlling the narrative behind Donald Trump's candidacy and the tenor of the electorate, especially the Republican electorate," McHugh says.
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Ms. Selzer makes no assumptions about the size of the electorate.
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But the Iowa caucus electorate is as conservative as it gets.
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Here is why: The concept of "informed electorate" makes two assumptions.
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I asked Hiaasen what he thought about the Florida electorate and
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First, Biden's appealing to a wide swath of the Democratic electorate.
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Now, the electorate gets to decide if my view is better.
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Both candidates are viewed negatively by large chunks of the electorate.
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The restaurant industry, in other words, represents the rising American electorate.
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But the effect on the broader electorate could prove more damaging.
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The Economist: They would have been accused of patronising the electorate.
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Demographic shifts in the electorate and among party gatekeepers also helped.
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And today, both American parties regularly forsake about half the electorate.
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Back then 37% of the Latino electorate was registered as Republican.
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Basically, most of this has been baked into the electorate already.
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In 2012, nonwhite voters made up 28 percent of Arizona's electorate.
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This bipartisan consensus has broad political support among the American electorate.
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And it's guiding the thinking of half of the electorate, right?
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It's time to broaden his appeal to the general election electorate.
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The poll showed a yawning racial gap in the state's electorate.
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In 20163, whites were more than 90 percent of the electorate.
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Non-Hispanic whites were 85 percent of the electorate in 1992.
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Clever tactic for motivating an electorate to push your tax proposals.
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Labour's leader won resoundingly in every section of the party's electorate.
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The message resonates with rural voters, a key electorate for Turnbull.
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And those voters were a full one-fifth of the electorate.
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A polarized electorate poses risks for Southeast Asia's third-largest economy.
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And ignoring these important economic voices leads to an angrier electorate.
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The result exposed the fragmentation of the old two-party electorate.
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That was up from 7.4 percent of the electorate in 2008.
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The overall picture, however, remains one of an evenly split electorate.
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But they are less than 40 percent of the needed electorate.
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Those voters are overwhelmingly older and whiter that the general electorate.
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What will an empowered and engaged, diverse electorate mean this November?
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But there is a lesson for the general electorate as well.
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Only 39% of the Latino electorate likely will vote in November.
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He excites parts of the electorate Fine Gael doesn't usually reach.
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In short, the electorate is sufficiently malleable to facilitate fundamental changes.
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The Florida electorate is made up of 220006% eligible Hispanic voters.
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The growing diversity of the electorate has undoubtedly helped the Democrats.
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In our favor is the fact that the electorate has changed.
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On temperament and character, however, the electorate isn't nearly as polarized.
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In 21970, baby boomers accounted for nearly half of the electorate.
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So far, the electorate has been getting what it voted for.
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In 2016, they only made up 36 percent of the electorate.
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The Hong Kong electorate rejected this by taking to the streets.
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They have to straddle the diverse electorate as best they can.
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Either way, Trump is reshaping the Republican electorate in his image.
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"Winning is never about slicing and dicing the electorate," he said.
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The antidote to "antipolitics" is an astute, informed and involved electorate.
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They now need to be voted in by the Italian electorate.
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" 33% of the 2016 electorate said "yes" while 29% said "no.
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In this case, conservative media is representing the Republican electorate well.
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In Michigan, for example, voters 45+ composed 62% of the electorate.
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Typically during midterm elections around 40 percent of the electorate votes.
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The black share of the Georgia electorate has been growing rapidly.
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Our newspapers and other media are central to an informed electorate.
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It's also perhaps the most racially polarized electorate in the country.
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What do these margins say about America's black electorate in 2016?
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Added together, "establishment" candidates carried a larger share of the electorate.
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This sector of the Trump electorate remains caught in a squeeze.
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There is an "inherent difficulty of projecting an electorate," he says.
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The issue of reparations illuminates the heterogeneity of the Democratic electorate.
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The graphic shows a major transformation of the Republican presidential electorate.
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The rise of Trumpism has changed the shape of the electorate.
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He lost black voters (12% of the electorate) by 81 points.
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Black voters also accounted for about 13 percent of the electorate.
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In South Carolina, this approach delivered meager results with the electorate.
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The younger, more ethnically diverse electorate tends to lean toward Labor.
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They make up a majority of South Carolina's Democratic primary electorate.
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If I'm assessing the electorate correctly, that candidate is Joe Biden.
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"The electorate is at its most volatile in history," he says.
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In fact, this dynamic is reflected in the broader millennial electorate.
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Conversely, the Republican electorate, egged on by Donald Trump, has flipped.
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Those states were home to barely a third of the electorate.
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Gen Z will surpass the Silent Generation's share of the electorate.
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He is still viewed skeptically across much of the Democratic electorate.
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Two-thirds of the Democratic electorate in South Carolina is black.
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The Democrats' nominating process needs to more accurately reflect its electorate.
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Explore the diversity of the black electorate in this interactive article.
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"Union members make up about 30% of the electorate," Henderson says.
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Its target no longer is Ahok, but the electorate at large.
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This year the Rising American Electorate will be voting for change.
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But he knows they happened, and so does the Israeli electorate.
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If they do, the American electorate should neither forgive nor forget.
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Democratic electorate can be expanded with disengaged voters, young people, and
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All told, the combined electorate numbers in the tens of thousands.
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Eighty percent of the Iraqi electorate turned out that Election Day.
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This paradox also plays into how candidates communicate with the electorate.
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After all, the American electorate has spoken and voted for change.
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That intersectionality is crucial to how Gillum's campaign views the electorate.
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Yet even without an anxious electorate, Headspace was finding an audience.
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That's a powerful message for a wide swath of the electorate.
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If so, well, the whole electorate can play at that game.
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Can he defend his long record to a changing Democratic electorate?
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He likes to give the electorate big policies to chew on.
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"We look forward to fundamentally transforming the Iowa electorate," she wrote.
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Both measures would require a two-thirds vote by the electorate.
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Donald Trump's Twitter feed is a homing beacon for his electorate.
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A large portion of the electorate may be behind the president.
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But it costs him badly among other segments of the electorate.
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The fates of several other candidates have also surprised the electorate.
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Did he conspire with a foreign entity to manipulate our electorate?
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And Republicans say Democrats like Cortez Masto are misreading the electorate.
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On the other hand, Trump has to further polarize the electorate.
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These are meat and potato issues that the electorate will support.
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But overall, the electorate still seems split evenly down the middle.
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I think it absolutely had an impact on the electorate. Absolutely.
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Only Fillon's complete conservatism captured the mood of the Republican electorate.
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In a state where African Americans usually make up one-fourth of the electorate, the initial exit polls suggested that they exceeded that turnout rate, with early numbers putting them at 30 percent of Tuesday's electorate.
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"They could lose the two sections of the electorate that helped them succeed," he said, referring to women and to younger Poles who helped PiS broaden its traditional electorate last year and win a parliamentary majority.
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So far, the 2020 candidates have been divided into one of two categories: Some have been running an effective primary campaign, while others have recognized that the national electorate isn't the same as the primary electorate.
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GOP share of the electorate shrinks to new low The number of Republicans in the American electorate has shrunk to its lowest in a quarter century after Trump's election last year, according to numbers from Gallup.
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Their share of the electorate is certainly notable — it will mean that after this election, Latinos will pull nearly even with black voters, who are projected to make up about 22012 percent of the 245 electorate.
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But right now what we're seeing is that these corporate-friendly centrist politicians are incredibly out-of-touch with the Democratic electorate and frankly with the Republican electorate... These ideas aren't popular in America right now.
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How do you think that kind of framing and message on immigration resonates with voters, and do you have any concerns about that message resonating differently with a general election electorate versus the Democratic primary electorate?
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The combination of an SPD electorate that could live with a fourth Merkel chancellorship and an engaged CDU electorate motivated (as in Saarland) by the risk of Die Linke joining the government could wreck Mr Schulz's chances.
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The government doesn't want to make waves, it doesn't want to be swamped by an angry electorate… I think that this is a budget that the government wants the electorate to forget about in a week's time.
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That Biden was able to turn out a state with a majority African American electorate (Mississippi, 64%) and one with a majority white electorate (Missouri, 78%) further cuts into Sanders' argument that he is expanding his base.
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That would increase their composition of the country's electorate to 9 percent.
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In Nevada, more Democratic white voters means a less diverse Democratic electorate.
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But it might for influence a very small percentage of the electorate.
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And Congress' attitude toward marijuana is likely to reflect the U.S. electorate.
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She's seen by wide swaths of the electorate as dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Black voters made up 61% of South Carolina's Democratic electorate in 2016.
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"regime change" is what the Republican electorate hungers for at this juncture.
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For Democrats, this has been an underserved portion of the American electorate.
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In 2016, black voters made up 60% of the Democratic primary electorate.
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Our model sees its electorate slanting 0.6 percentage points in his favour.
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Such punitive measures tend not to play well with the Taiwanese electorate.
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And you could not have designed a better electorate for Elizabeth Warren.
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That's a substantial amount of the electorate we've ignored up until now.
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"So it was a very different electorate than we expected," Grossmann says.
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" 'Absolutely massacred' "He has completely turned off huge swaths of the electorate.
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The electorate created this mess, and they can fix it as well.
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More than half the state's Democratic primary electorate is African-American. Mrs.
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Together, these voters represent something near a majority of the Republican electorate.
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Non-affiliated voters make up nearly a third of the Oregon electorate.
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Now, as the white percentage of the electorate contracts, it's a disability.
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Clinton retains a slight edge with 47.6 percent support of the electorate.
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In South Carolina, more than half the Democratic electorate is African-American.
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Might the frustrated electorate offer an opportunity for a third-party splash?
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How do you look at the electorate now, in running for president?
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The polarization of the American electorate predated Facebook's arrival on the scene.
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So far, black voters are about 23% of the early voting electorate.
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But nearly 30% of the electorate plans to vote against term limits.
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And in doing so it will reflect new divisions in the electorate.
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In practice she knows her electorate and gives it what it wants.
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And in this, moreover, both parties reflect a shift in the electorate.
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By securing the nomination, Trump consolidated the support of the Republican electorate.
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By contrast, MORENA and the PAN improved their image among the electorate.
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Only 34 percent of the electorate voted in the referendum on Sept.
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That makes him, metaphorically speaking, not well-suited to America's distempered electorate.
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About 7 million Venezuelans voted in that referendum -- 37% of the electorate.
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You see, if you do this, you can control the potential electorate.
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It's how, in an electorate sick of politics and politicians, he won.
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Several states prohibited 6 to 11 percent of their electorate from voting.
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His surge revealed a Republican electorate that was more angry than joyful.
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The electorate is very angry; great frustration exists with the status quo.
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Yes, large swaths of the electorate are fed up; we get it.
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The national survey shows a Democratic electorate sharply splintered along demographic lines.
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Whatever we thought we knew about the American electorate has changed overnight.
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The electorate of each constituency sends its personal representative to the chamber.
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So as the electorate ages, climate change will be taken very seriously.
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That leaves both the electorate and the media in an uncomfortable place.
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Mr Trump clearly thinks he knows the electorate better than she does.
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Signatures from 20% of the electorate are required to hold the recall.
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His supporters—who represent over 40% of the Republican electorate—are unfazed.
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Now, as much as 15%-17% of electorate uncommitted to Trump/HRC.
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These states make up a big chunk of the crucial Midwestern electorate.
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Both parties are viewed positively by less than half of the electorate.
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How one composed the electorate was important in the U.S. as well.
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Whether it will succeed with the electorate as a whole is unclear.
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It's because millennial women have the potential to reshape the entire electorate.
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But it is resonating with a large portion of the American electorate.
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But redistricting this year made the electorate even more favorable toward Republicans.
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Ohio has a reputation for stringent measures aimed at its own electorate.
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About a quarter (22019 percent) of the electorate in Arizona was Hispanic.
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The inbuilt challenge of democracy – needing an educated, not just informed, electorate.
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Democrats appear convinced they can win the argument among the wider electorate.
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While the changing face of the American electorate seemed to offer Mrs.
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Many electoral policies benefit current politicians, not the electorate as a whole.
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For the moment, that is a pretty convincing message for the electorate.
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Three: This is a change election The Democratic primary electorate wants change.
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About sixty percent of the electorate disapproves of the president's job performance.
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Peltz actively courted those employee votes, given the size of the electorate.
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On Election Day, an astounding 12.5% of the electorate was still undecided.
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"This is the single most important electorate in the country," said Rocha.
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The state's Democratic electorate is among the most liberal in the nation.
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But his relationship with women is an issue that divided the electorate.
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But, he is a potentially toxic taint with the broader general electorate.
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Democracy cannot function with an ill-informed, ignorant and politically illiterate electorate.
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In 260, Hispanic voters were just 226 percent of the final electorate.
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Perhaps that's the only kind of anger the electorate is comfortable with.
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That equals out to less than 5 percent of the Democratic electorate.
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A post-Watergate electorate wanted a trustworthy candidate, both professionally and personally.
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About half of the electorate in Oklahoma reported earning less than $50,000.
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"I think that what happens is the electorate becomes disengaged," she said.
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It remains unclear how hungry the electorate is for foreign policy talk.
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So those are observations about the electorate, and about the party system.
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American Muslims are a small but increasingly significant part of the electorate.
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In the primaries, Trump's voters were more affluent than the general electorate.
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But both tapped into something alive and hungry in the American electorate.
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"Polls are not capturing who the new electorate is," Ms. Nixon said.
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In Alabama, black voters make up more than half the Democratic electorate.
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And this is where Warren and her team really misread the electorate.
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But those voters made up just 29 percent of the primary electorate.
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In 1992, nonwhite voters made up 13 percent of the American electorate.
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Ms. McCaskill nevertheless says she senses an emotional energy in the electorate.
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Academy Awards voters — unlike the Emmys electorate — have been cool to Netflix.
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Indeed, the opposition owes its strong showing to an exceptionally mobilized electorate.
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When the electorate is larger, younger, and more diverse, Democrats do well.
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Arkansas's Democratic electorate is 257 percent black and 216 percent over 291.
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In years past, those voters made up a majority of the electorate.
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"This is an electorate that has nothing more to lose," he said.
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The stability of the black share of the electorate is pretty striking.
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One caveat: Older people are simply a bigger part of the electorate.
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McConnell, however, may be looking at a different electorate this go-around.
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I believe this is an important, under-covered part of the electorate.
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"We need a different voice that understands Texas' rising electorate," Garcia said.
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Historically, early victories have transformed how they are perceived by the electorate.
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But, at best, they number less then 30 percent of the electorate.
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Bernie Sanders's message has resonated with the Latino electorate, particularly young voters.
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This selfless act would startle the electorate and electrify the Democratic Party.
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Political microtargeting divides the electorate as a strategy to conquer the poll.
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Our informed electorate was nourished on far too much political junk food.
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Honestly, you have a much more multi-generational electorate in those states.
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They will be the largest minority group in the electorate next year.
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Given all this, why was Castro unable to resonate with the electorate?
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Together they attracted 49.6 percent of the vote — almost half the electorate.
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Lamont, like Nixon, was a relative unknown among most of the electorate.
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In a very polarized electorate, turnout is the name of the game.
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Perhaps this is to do with a certain disaffection within the electorate.
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As Trump showed, sometimes an ideologically polarized electorate makes a surprising choice.
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Culberson is benefiting from an electorate that is fairly favorable for Republicans.
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Baby Boomers still account for the single greatest share of the electorate.
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That will require that both Congress and the electorate be well informed.
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India's electorate is bigger than the combined population of those four countries.
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The parties' unanimity is reflecting the polarization of the electorate at large.
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What they're saying: Why it matters: Politicians are accountable to the electorate.
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There may be no other issue that unifies the electorate so completely.
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In Missouri, nearly one-fifth of the state's Democratic electorate is black.
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For large portions of the electorate, Labour's offer was found badly wanting.
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But what is the current state of play in the American electorate?
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It was as if, for the British electorate, the question was immaterial.
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He has the support of the Arkansas electorate and Republican primary voters.
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The electorate is white men, white women, nonwhite men, and nonwhite women.
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I think some of the problems it's had is that its own leaders have not seen that as clearly as they might and have assumed that the Republican electorate is more of a conservative electorate than it's been.
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In the past, when the electorate was less partisan, Republicans would have to worry about what Democrats in the electorate thought because they counted on getting votes from Democrats when they had to face the voters in the fall.
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These are the Vines that have brought the British electorate joy ad infinitum.
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In those states, fewer Democratic white voters means a more diverse Democratic electorate.
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Voters' differences tell campaigns a lot about how to appeal to the electorate.
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Nor is his willingness to appeal to the basest instincts of the electorate.
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They don't do as much to reduce the deep stratification of the electorate.
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Thomas Jefferson emphasized that an informed electorate is essential to any sound democracy.
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A third factor is determining who really counts as part of the electorate.
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They're also a huge share of the electorate, second only to baby boomers.
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Like Mexico, which is routinely interfering in our elections by packing our electorate.
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The Democratic electorate was about 57 percent white and non-Hispanic in 2016.
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But like in Congress, their percentage of the Republican electorate has dropped tremendously.
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First, it should not ask the electorate to abandon the prior referendum result.
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In the process, the broader electorate loses, because lies short-circuit public discussion.
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Le Pen appeals to an electorate, often working class, angered by political corruption.
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An unpredictable and angry electorate could end up inaugurating President Sanders next January.
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That, then, really does speak to the mean mood of the Republican electorate.
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How will you change that narrative and motivate the electorate behind your candidacy?
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Italy's big problem is that the electorate has lost confidence in mainstream politics.
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It's going to energize the electorate and keep the focus on gun safety.
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For President Yoweri Museveni, nothing says "democracy" like sweeping censorship of the electorate.
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But he also needs a plan that will appeal to the broader electorate.
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Some of this shift has been driven by changes in Florida's white electorate.
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In 22008, 24.7% of the state's electorate cast their ballots before Election Day.
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Hispanics inched up to 703% of the electorate, up from 270% in 255.
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About a quarter of the electorate wanted a candidate with the right experience.
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More Latinos, Asians voting The nation's electorate is getting a little less white.
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In the 20123 presidential election, white voters made up 22012% of the electorate.
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The Catalan administration says about 43% of the electorate voted, 90% for secession.
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The midterm electorate is usually older and whiter — and Trump won big here.
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Sometimes, the wisest option is to hold your nerve and ignore the electorate.
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In 22, 21% of the state's electorate cast their ballots before Election Day.
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In 2000, 218% of the state's electorate cast their ballots before Election Day.
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Can Trump once again shock the electorate by commanding the presidential debate stage?
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As the day arrives for the electorate vote, Fitz does what he wants.
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These speakers were clearly meant to soften Trump's image with the general electorate.
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It's unclear how Harris's specific plan would play out with the general electorate.
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Meanwhile Mr Corbyn himself betrayed next to no real curiosity in the electorate.
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