Trump won rich voters and poor voters, conservative voters and moderate voters.
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Results reflect interviews with 867 registered voters and 769 likely voters in Arizona, 884 registered voters and 773 likely voters in Florida, 860 registered voters and 790 likely voters in Nevada and 917 registered voters and 799 likely voters in Pennsylvania.
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Results are based on interviews with 867 registered voters and 769 likely voters in Arizona, 884 registered voters and 773 likely voters in Florida, 860 registered voters and 85033 likely voters in Nevada and 917 registered voters and 799 likely voters in Pennsylvania.
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Black voters, Latino voters, LGBTQ voters, Asian voters, Jewish voters, and all the rest demand respect and recognition from the politicians they support.
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Here's CNN's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: Hispanic voters:
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Brown: I don't look at voters as Trump voters or Clinton voters.
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White voters, male voters and especially white male voters generally support Republicans.
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There were 370 Democratic voters, 320 Republican voters and 21625 independent voters.
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The non-voters, the third-party voters, the Trump voters — take your pick.
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In Illinois, black voters accounted for 217% of voters and Latino voters made up 256%, and in Ohio, black voters accounted for 523% of voters, while Latinos only made up 252%.
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LGBT voters, black voters, Hispanic voters, and women voters were told what they needed to hear, not necessarily what they wanted to hear.
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That means more voters, more young voters, and — crucially — more nonwhite voters, especially Latinos.
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"Black voters know white voters better than white voters know themselves," Mr. Richardson said.
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The state is 37 percent white voters with no college degree, 23.7 percent white voters with a college degree, 22.1 percent black voters, 8.9 percent Hispanic voters, and 8.3 percent all other voters.
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In the past, there have been values voters and working-class voters and environmental voters, but "science voters" has yet to be a constituency.
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Mr. Sanders has big weaknesses among key blocs of nonblack voters: Hispanics, white voters in the South, affluent white voters and older white voters.
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It was a bad fit for him: a mix of older voters, Southern voters, Jewish voters.
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Younger voters favor remaining by a fairly wide margin, while older voters back leaving the EU. Wealthier voters favor remaining, while lower income voters support leaving.
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Republicans did well with rural voters, white Southern voters, and low-educated voters, while Democrats won among city dwellers, nonwhite voters, and highly educated white suburbanites.
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Meanwhile, Biden performs well with older voters, hitting 53 percent among voters aged 65 years and older, as well as voters of color, sitting at 46 percent support among black voters and 30 percent among Hispanic voters.
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The groups surveyed about 1,000 voters of color registered in Virginia, including 600 black voters, and 200 Latino voters, and 200 Asian American-Pacific Islander voters, respectively.
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For many people, and particularly for voters of color, older voters, rural voters, and voters with disabilities, these burdens make it harder -- and sometimes impossible -- to vote.
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This time around, her voters are no less likely than Trump voters to qualify as likely voters.
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Black voters are critical, in large part because older black voters in particular are very reliable voters.
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And that was something that goes through the minds of voters, particularly Republican voters, particularly male voters.
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Biden leads among black voters, voters without a college degree, and voters aged 65 years and older.
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The Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted among 290 independent voters, 85033 Democratic voters and 320 GOP voters.
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Early voters, urban voters and minority voters are all more likely to wait and wait and wait.
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More Clinton backers say they have made up their minds (163% of all registered voters are solid Clinton voters) than Trump voters (33% of voters are firmly Trump).
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Just like Trump's campaign, the political debates in those countries have often pitted elites against populists, older voters against younger voters and white voters against non-white voters.
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Cilnton leads Sanders among "somewhat liberal" voters, women and voters over age 45, while Sanders leads among "very liberal" voters, men and voters under the age of 44.
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Here's the CNN breakdown among demographics: White voters Hispanic voters Black voters CNN's poll found that Sanders had a commanding lead among self-described liberal voters in Nevada.
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White voters Hispanic/Latino voters Black voters The Post's age breakdown shows Sanders leading most age categories, save for voters 65 and older, most of whom support Biden.
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Civic Nebraska contends the measure would hurt three categories of voters: rural voters, elderly voters and voters who face financial challenges, such as in homeless or poor communities.
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The poll found 46% of black voters, 29% of Hispanic voters and 33% white voters are backing Biden.
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Lots of early voters means lots of decided voters, not voters that are easily swayed by news events.
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Similar to New Hampshire, Clinton draws support from women, college-educated voters and nonwhite voters while Trump's advantage lies with men, voters with no college education, and white voters.
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As expected, Biden continued to dominate with black voters—in Mississippi, he won 87 percent of black voters—but he also won white voters and voters without college degrees.
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Anger about Trump and the desire to bring change against Trump inspires a generation of female voters, young voters, black voters, Hispanic voters and others to register a wave of new voters who will turn out in droves in November.
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The country as a whole is made up of 39.7 percent white voters with no college degree, 23.5 percent white voters with a college degree, 20.4 percent black voters, 8.9 percent Hispanic voters, and 7.4 percent all other voters, Skelley determines.
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According to exit polls, Democrats improved over their 2014 midterm showing by six or more percentage points among men, women, married voters, unmarried voters, whites, Hispanics, Asians, voters under 30, voters over 59, moderates, independents, urbanites and voters with college degrees.
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Seventy-five percent of conservative voters support it, 6900 percent of moderate voters, and 2628 percent of liberal voters.
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Here's the NBC breakdown among demographics: White voters Hispanic voters Black voters Here's the NBC poll breakdown by age.
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Dean ran weakest with voters who prioritized "experience," voters who lacked college degrees, and voters over 65, and he did not replace those voters with a new, young antiwar bloc.
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This explains why older voters are much more likely to turn out than younger voters, white voters tend to turn out at higher rates than voters of color (although African American turnout is sometimes the exception to this trend), and wealthier voters are more likely to turn out than lower-income voters.
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They need to mobilize voters that typically do not turn out to vote in midterms — young voters, black voters, a typically more conservative Latino base, and recently transplanted Puerto Rican voters.
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With the exception of one key chunk of persuadable voters — affluent voters repelled by the left on economics — the persuadable voters wind up looking fairly similar to the low-turnout voters.
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With the exception of one key chunk of persuadable voters — affluent voters repelled by the left on economics — the persuadable voters wind up looking fairly similar to the low-turnout voters.
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The other objection I have is that they poll registered voters and not likely voters or voters who always vote.
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Campaign reporters spend more time telling voters what voters think than they do relaying facts … voters might not know about.
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Especially when many Republican power brokers are actively suppressing the participation of young voters, poor voters, and voters of color.
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And this campaign has worked extremely hard to mobilize young voters, voters of marginalized communities, voters who are struggling economically.
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That endeared them to voters — endeared him to voters.
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The sample was weighted so that Obama voters represented 27 percent of the panel and Romney voters represent 25 percent, not 25 percent for Obama voters and 23 percent for Romney voters.
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Black voters, white voters, urban voters and rural voters aren't driven solely by those designations, and the soul of the country doesn't belong exclusively to former factory workers in the Rust Belt.
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In other words, about 11 percent of Trump voters say they were Obama voters four years earlier, and about 4 percent of Clinton voters say they were Romney voters four years earlier.
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Warren, meanwhile, was backed by 23% of white voters but 10% of black voters; Sanders saw a less stark drop in support from 14% of white voters to 10% of black voters.
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In other words, about 22016 percent of Trump voters say they were Obama voters four years earlier and about 22016 percent of Clinton voters say they were Romney voters four years earlier.
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Clinton leads Trump among nonwhite voters, city-dwellers, voters under 22019 years old and voters without a college degree, pollsters found.
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In the 2012 presidential election, youth voters, low-income voters, Latino and Asian voters all turned out at less than 50%.
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By contrast, voters under the age of 35 represent 27 percent of white voters and 35 percent of black voters, respectively.
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Once again, a higher share of Latino early voters in 2018 are first-time voters compared to black and white voters.
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Only 55 percent of black voters, 52 percent of Asian voters, and 43 percent of Latino voters said they support her.
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In the past, there have been values voters and working-class voters, but "science voters" has yet to be a constituency.
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My research shows that voters tend to be healthier than non-voters, and non-voters are less likely to be insured.
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Indeed, both Hispanic voters and white voters without a degree respond to polls at lower rates than well-educated white voters.
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In midterm elections, white voters, and even black voters, have been almost twice as likely to show up as Hispanic voters.
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Most voters, however, were consistent partisans: 22012 percent of Obama voters supported Clinton, and 210 percent of Romney voters supported Trump.
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The new numbers show Clinton had a substantial advantage in contacting young voters — contacting 28 percent — and nonwhite voters, reaching out to 37 percent of black voters and 31 percent of Latino voters.
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And he's doing it because his voters—white voters, and rural white voters in particular—are turning out in droves for him, and off-setting Clinton's gains with educated whites and minority voters.
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Voters ages 17 to 29 Voters ages 30 to 44 Voters ages 45 to 64 Voters age 65 and older The Post's poll shows similar results for ideology as CNN and NBC's polls.
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There are Hillary voters and more than zero Trump voters.
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Strategic primary voters are the most valuable voters in politics.
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"Unlike his voters, your voters actually care," Strong told him.
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Clinton trailing among likely voters but ahead among registered voters.
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Democratic voters now narrowly lead Republican voters, 366,000 to 332,000.
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Young voters Ossoff, 30, is also relying on young voters.
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Biden is cleaning up among older voters and black voters.
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"There are more suburban voters than union voters," he said.
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Nationally, black voters make up 20 percent of Democratic voters.
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She is particularly strong with young voters, voters of color.
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Older voters are more likely to vote than younger voters.
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In other words, Bernie voters are less reliable Democratic voters.
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Notably, Gillum's winning coalition — black voters, young voters, Hispanic voters, and white progressives — last together voted for Barack Obama's reelection in 2012.
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Representing 69% of women voters and 39% of all voters, white women are arguably the largest group of persuadable voters for progressives.
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And already, important Democratic constituencies — younger voters, black voters, Latino voters — support Israel at lower rates than do other American demographic groups.
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It's not as if many pro-Brexit voters have become Facebook friends with America's Trump voters and France's Marine Le Pen voters.
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He captured Iowa on the backs of young voters but didn't perform as well with older voters or voters who weren't white.
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Not only do most swing states have fewer swing voters, but their swing voters are often culturally different from swing voters elsewhere.
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In raw numbers, there were more white-working class voters who supported Mr. Obama than nonwhite voters or college-educated white voters.
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If registered Hispanic voters represent 15 percent of the electorate, self-identified Hispanic voters could be 18 or 19 percent of voters.
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"Before they were ever Trump voters, they were Joe Donnelly voters, and after Trump, they are still Joe Donnelly voters," he said.
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He would have also shown an ability to win white voters (Iowa, New Hampshire), Hispanic voters (Nevada) and black voters (South Carolina).
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Both canvass likely voters, weeding out voters who are less likely to cast ballots, and call voters on landlines and cell phones.
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According to Alex, only 15 percent of African-American voters and 85033 percent of white voters were first-time voters in 2016.
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And many voters of color including Latino voters, Asian American voters, and African American voters have said they've felt overlooked by political candidates, despite being important constituencies that can turn the tide of elections.
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Polls of registered voters have an additional problem: Young white voters represent a larger share of registered voters than of the electorate, so Democrats tend to do better among registered than actual white voters.
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Meanwhile, increasingly important Democratic constituencies — younger voters, black voters, Latino voters — all support Israel at lower rates than do other American demographic groups.
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It has lost ground among women, suburban voters, voters with college degrees, while showing little ability to win over young and minority voters.
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The Democratic presidential front-runner leads Sanders in almost every demographic category including voters over age 28500, African-American voters and female voters.
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Turnout was up, yet it was Biden who was putting together a broad coalition of older voters, suburban voters and blue-collar voters.
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The minimum wage measures are supported by 220 percent of Arizona voters, 22012 percent of Colorado voters, and 23 percent of Maine voters.
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About 40% of eligible Hispanic and Asian voters and 51% of eligible black voters turned out, compared to roughly 57% of white voters.
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These voters are relevant in many 2018 House races, because in addition to swing voters being real, ticket-splitting voters are very real.
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Voters nationally tend to heed the advice of early state voters.
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Republican primary voters like Trump more than general election voters do.
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Sanders is particularly strong among young voters, white voters and men.
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Younger voters, however, tend to lean more Democratic than older voters.
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They'd rather pick their voters than let the voters pick them.
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Reeves holds leads among male voters, older voters and among whites.
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Mr. Sanders won among men, younger voters, independents and white voters.
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African-American voters haven't always been billed as typically early voters.
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But voters, you heard voters have been concerned about your age.
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Trump, meanwhile, is strongest with men, white voters and older voters.
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Older voters Sanders was the candidate of young voters in 25.
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Within G.O.P. primary voters, Mr. Trump's voters once again stood out.
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My job is to represent the voters and the voters alone.
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The sentiments these voters and non-voters feel is very real.
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Black voters African-American voters were the key to Jones's victory.
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Younger voters are also notably much more diverse than older voters.
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By wide margins, suburban voters and younger voters find Trump abhorrent.
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African-American voters haven't always been typically billed as early voters.
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We make up 12.5 percent of eligible voters nationwide, but almost 43 percent of eligible voters in New Mexico, around 30 percent of eligible voters in California and Texas, almost one in four eligible voters in Arizona and one in five eligible voters in Nevada, according to the NAE.
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Younger and Green-leaning voters like her liberal refugee policies, SPD voters like her support for the minimum wage, FDP voters like her stability.
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People, swing voters, suburban voters, women voters, people of color, just lots of folks are worried about Trump and want a check and balance.
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White voters made up 84% of voters, according to early results, and Latino voters accounted for 9% of Republicans on Tuesday night in Nevada.
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Mr. Obama did much better than Mr. Kerry among Hispanic voters, among black voters and even among white voters outside the South and Appalachia.
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The poll was conducted from April 27 to May 8 among 1,051 voters in Florida, 1,85033 voters in Ohio and 1,077 voters in Pennsylvania.
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A majority (54%) of likely voters -- including 20173% of Republican likely voters and 88% of Moore voters -- say Moore should stay in the race.
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The poll was conducted July 5–10 among 822 registered voters in Iowa, 85033 registered voters in Ohio and 829 registered voters in Pennsylvania.
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Biden and Sanders's margins are quite close among white voters, but they each have respective strengths among black voters and Hispanic voters in state.
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"His image is so negative with Hispanic voters, young voters, a lot of the voters that Republicans need to be appealing to," Gray said.
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Third-party voters and drop-off voters are more progressive than D-to-R swing voters, which makes them a promising constituency to target.
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The exit polls bear this out—Trump did not win young voters or poor voters; the only group he really won was white voters.
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And while 65 percent of voters overall and 61 percent of white voters said birth control affects "women's rights and freedoms as individuals," 553 percent of Latino voters and 76 percent of black voters said the same.
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Among women voters, white women voters continue to be the weakest link.
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Suburban voters have been unreliable GOP voters for more than a generation.
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In general, voters and non-voters from similar backgrounds had similar opinions.
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"Our voters tend to be voters who vote consistently," Mr. English said.
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That sample included 388 likely GOP voters and 410 likely Democratic voters.
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While Key Haven voters rejected the proposal, Monroe County voters approved it.
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Black voters found Gillespie's ads more jarring than even Latino voters did.
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Trump also has more support among older voters and less-frequent voters.
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Overall, Clinton voters averaged 0.63 on the scale; Trump voters averaged 0.90.
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His strategy hinged on pulling voters, particularly minority voters, from Clinton's camp.
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Instead, it indicates that black voters are basically voting like nonblack voters.
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Many voters, especially black voters, who sit out elections are not apathetic.
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It was Joe Biden who was turning non-voters into new voters.
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She's getting support from college-educated voters, and from voters over 65.
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First, voters (and not just left-leaning voters) love social insurance programs.
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Voters — especially Republican voters — will expect them to keep that pledge too.
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He's at 247% with nonwhite voters, compared to 493% among white voters.
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Conversely, Clinton leads among voters with college degrees and non-white voters.
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But voters rejected it, with 56% of the state's voters saying no.
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Go deeper: These Michigan Obama/Trump voters are just Trump voters now
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Last cycle, Latino voters accounted for nearly one in five Democratic voters.
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These voters included blacks, Latinos and white voters without a college education.
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The Democrats brought in just 34,867 GOP voters and 710,067 unaffiliated voters.
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They had concluded that the reason for their 2012 loss was due to insufficient outreach and accommodation for young voters, minority voters and female voters.
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While Sanders has cut into Clinton's support among young voters and white voters, Clinton has carried black voters by large margins, according to exit polls.
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Fifty-eight per cent of Labour voters, 67 per cent of Liberal Democrat voters and 21 per cent of Conservative voters supported a second referendum.
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In both the Morning Consult and Quinnipiac polls, for example, Biden leads among African American voters and women voters, while Sanders leads among younger voters.
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Trump leads Biden 60 percent to 33 percent among white voters, but Biden takes 86 percent of black voters and 59 percent of Hispanic voters.
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Finally, they understood that their constituents included voters and potential voters who rarely or never vote in primaries, many of whom are voters of color.
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In our two Florida polls, registered Hispanic voters represented 13.6 percent of the electorate, but 16 percent of likely voters were self-identified Hispanic voters.
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The results demonstrated the breadth of Mr. Biden's sudden and enviable political coalition of black voters, women, older voters and white voters with college degrees.
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In other words, Pew found that white working-class voters outnumbered white college voters among all voters, while the exit polls reported just the opposite.
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Republicans did well with rural voters, white Southerner voters, and low-educated voters — while Democrats won among city-dwellers, minorities, and highly educated white suburbanites.
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Between 20103 and 22010, new white voters only increased by 215.2 percent, while Asian voters increased by 25.4 percent and Latino voters by 17 percent.
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White college-educated voters are particularly underrepresented among undecided voters: They make up 39 percent of decided voters, but just 393 percent of the undecided.
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Warren leads all other candidates in the poll among both male and female voters as well as white voters and voters with a college degree.
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Clinton sees support from majorities of non-whites, those in the Northeast, voters under the age of 35, unmarried voters, college-educated voters and women.
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The passion differential favors the Democrats because female voters, minority voters, young voters and independents are turning against Trump and the GOP in droves; 11.
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The breakdown includes 405 registered voters who are Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents and 406 registered voters who are Republicans and GOP-leaning independent voters.
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"That's the rhetoric that really scares a lot of voters – I would think a lot of independent voters, a lot of suburban voters, voters that Dems did really well with last time," Doug Heye, a Republican strategist, said.
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"The politicians are not supposed to pick their voters; the voters are supposed to elect their leaders," said Mimi McKenzie, an attorney with the Public Interest Law Center who represents the League of Women Voters and other Pennsylvania voters.
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Here's the Washington Post's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: Here's CNN's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: North Carolina has 110 delegates on offer, making it the largest Super Tuesday delegate prize on the East Coast.
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The poll was conducted from October 8-9 among 500 registered voters, with a 4.4% margin of error for registered voters and 4.6% among likely voters.
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Both candidates won majorities of voters younger than 45, decisively lost voters 65 and older and barely lost voters between the ages of 45 and 65.
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All registered voters, including our disenfranchised 115,000 independent voters (one fifth of all voters), would be able to vote for whomever they wanted, regardless of party.
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Clinton's performance has energized Democratic-leaning voters, helping to reduce the big gap between registered voters and likely voters that plagued her in many September polls.
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In the 2.33 presidential election, nine in 10 black voters, 62 percent of Hispanic voters and just over half of all Asian voters backed Al Gore.
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Meanwhile, Ohio's 12th District, which has an open primary system and classifies voters differently, has more Republican-affiliated voters than voters affiliated with the Democratic Party.
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Over all, 303 percent of Mr. Obama's voters were whites without a college degree — larger in number than black voters, Hispanic voters or well-educated whites.
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Like many polls before it, Third Way's found Medicare for All with majority support among all voters, among independent voters, and overwhelming support among Democratic voters.
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RELATED: Trump's poll numbers with women voters Trump has struggled among women voters.
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But, as experts pointed out, voters — especially younger voters — may have limited patience.
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Primary voters are generally the most motivated and often the most radical voters.
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Immigration drew the starkest battle lines between Trump voters and non-Trump voters.
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Minorities, especially Hispanic voters, are more likely to be undecided than white voters.
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Clinton is the heavy favorite among women, black voters, Hispanics and younger voters.
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White voters are increasing voting their fears while minority voters vote their hopes.
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In the end, the voters — all the voters — will decide the Democratic nominee.
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Those young voters accounted for 6 percent of voters surveyed in the poll.
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She has tended to do best among nonwhite voters and wealthy white voters.
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" "Politicians shouldn't be able to pick their voters, voters should choose their representatives.
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Politicians shouldn't be able to pick their voters, voters should choose their representatives.
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Quinnipiac surveyed 648 Democratic voters and independent voters who lean Democratic from Aug.
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Keep in mind primary voters are not typical Americans, not even typical voters.
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"Older voters and the traditional voters will participate no matter what," said Tribbett.
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Very liberal voters, younger voters and men are keeping Mr. Sanders afloat there.
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Biden's strength among older voters and more moderate voters showed across the South.
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More younger voters want Medicare for All, while older voters already have Medicare.
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He won black voters and white voters with or without a college degree.
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Meanwhile, older voters and black voters handed Biden a decisive win in Florida.
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Older and African-American voters support Biden; younger and Hispanic voters prefer Sanders.
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Though younger voters break decisively for a Democratic candidate, older voters skew Republican:
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Right now, white voters have a choice, while voters of color have urgency.
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Trump voters gave him an average score of 4.4 and Clinton voters 1.5.
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Overall, Mr. Biden enjoyed another superb night with black voters and older voters.
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The Florida poll was conducted among 990 registered voters and 779 likely voters.
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The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll surveyed 1,598 registered voters and 1,395 likely voters.
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Judicial Watch just sued California for having more registered voters than eligible voters.
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American voters, including Democratic voters, are themselves divided on the subject of impeachment.
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A majority of white voters supported Cruz, but black voters overwhelmingly supported O'Rourke.
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Clinton faring no better among less affluent voters than more affluent voters — a telling sign of Mr. Sanders's strength among less affluent white voters, given his well-established weakness among nonwhite voters, who represent a disproportionate share of less affluent Democrats.
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Those counties tend to have far fewer African-American voters, slightly fewer Hispanic voters, and a bit more white voters than the national average, according to an analysis by Quorum — and white voters are generally more inclined to support Mr. Trump.
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Trump needs Ted Cruz's voters and Marco Rubio's voters and John Kasich's voters and probably 35 million more people who didn't participate in the primaries at all.
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About one in five Democratic primary voters in Nevada are Hispanics, and together with black voters represent a third of all Democratic primary voters in the state.
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Similarly, the view was split by race, with 53 percent of white voters polled agreeing, 21625 percent of Hispanic voters and just 2900 percent of black voters.
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Of those surveyed, 68 percent of Democratic voters said they would vote in November, compared to 64 percent of GOP voters and 54 percent of independent voters.
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Clinton is losing to Sanders among young voters and "very liberal" voters, but more than makes up for it with a 65%-28% lead among black voters.
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Clinton's tally would probably improve in the process; some of those voters would drift to her, and her voters would become a larger share of likely voters.
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ET / Grace Sparks Most voters, particularly Democratic voters, want major changes in health care It's no surprise that health care was the top issue for most voters.
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While he came close to matching Clinton among young voters of color (black and non-black voters), he lost older voters of color by about 60 points.
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Sanders wins six in 10 black voters in the poll, but trails Trump among white voters, other minority groups and male voters according to Rasmussen's press release.
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Emily Badger explained the research in the New York Times: Early voters, urban voters and minority voters are all more likely to wait and wait and wait.
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That is, the voters they know they can count on, or the small numbers of voters who will definitely vote but aren't the base — the swing voters.
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How could Democratic voters in Nevada be no more diverse than Democratic voters nationally?
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Men and women are split pretty evenly, as are old voters and young voters.
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"Black voters are the voters that there is no Democrat wave without," Robinson said.
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Northam's consultants seem more concerned with not alienating Trump voters than inspiring Democratic voters.
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In addition, younger voters and college-educated voters are more moderate than party leaders.
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Sanders typically performs better with younger voters, while Biden is stronger among older voters.
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In political surveys, pollsters are often interested specifically in registered voters or likely voters.
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She won older voters, more affluent voters, along with "somewhat liberal" and "moderate" Democrats.
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The group included eight Obama/Trump voters and four Mitt Romney/Hillary Clinton voters.
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Remember, primary voters tend to be much more partisan than general election voters overall.
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Kaine does nothing to energize younger voters or Sanders supporters (who are younger voters).
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It is also a mistake to expect Latino voters to mirror African-American voters.
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Voters — especially low-information swing voters — think everyone in politics is lying constantly anyway.
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Did Californians somehow swap out all of its voters with another group of voters?
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She has struggled mightily to arouse enthusiasm among younger voters, including younger female voters.
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That, though, was among "likely voters"; among registered voters Mrs Clinton retained the lead.
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Her problem is not to attract female voters but to stop hemorrhaging male voters.
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The largest minority are Hispanic voters and the fastest growing group are Asian voters.
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The pollsters mailed questionnaires to 10,85033 registered voters and received responses from 2,079 voters.
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Quinnipiac surveyed 912 California voters, including 452 Democrats or Democratic-leaning voters, from Jan.
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I think he did better with black voters and Hispanic voters in the election.
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There are more missing nonwhite voters than white voters, according to voter file data.
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There are many reliable black voters — midterm and primary voters — left to cast ballots.
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Yes, we need more voters, but, just as important, we need better informed voters.
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The poll was conducted on Monday among 2,001 registered voters, including 1,757 likely voters.
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"The importance then was that these were not Democratic voters — these were Obama voters."
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The candidates are tied among voters under 28503, and Trump leads among older voters.
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The poll of 1,85033 registered voters, including 1,390 likely voters, was conducted on Saturday.
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Black voters Every poll of the race has Ossoff outpacing Handel with black voters.
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Female voters Virtually all polling shows that Ossoff has the edge with female voters.
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Young voters overwhelmingly want Sanders, and older voters are just as resolutely behind Biden.
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"Optics" only matter as far as voters care about them, and voters often don't.
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Older voters, meanwhile, remain the most reliable Republican voters — especially in the Trump era.
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Or choose some third option that will infuriate both Trump's voters and Cruz's voters?
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The app has been used by voters in Utah and voters in West Virginia.
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Black voters in Illinois are not going to vote like Black voters in Mississippi.
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"Every campaign is always looking to turn infrequent voters into frequent voters," he said.
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Hispanic voters are, by themselves, about 213% of the voters in a Democratic primary.
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Hispanic voters are, by themselves, about 15% of the voters in a Democratic primary.
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The poll of 2,001 registered voters, including 1,757 likely voters, was conducted on Monday.
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And voters -- particularly female voters -- all around the country will be asking as well.
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The North Carolina poll was conducted among 1,018 registered voters and 85033 likely voters.
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Campaigns are using targeted digital platforms to reach younger voters, especially first-time voters.
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Sometimes they overemphasize particularly underrepresented voters, like 19-year-old black male Trump voters.
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Many groups, including political consultants and advertisers, collect information on voters and potential voters.
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This allows a majority of voters to be overruled by a minority of voters.
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Simply put, there are more older black voters than there are younger black voters.
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Fox News, by contrast, was 2023th among Clinton voters and first among Trump voters.
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Her voters are believed more enthusiastic, and more motivated, than the voters Macron attracts.
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They contact voters with cellphones; the automated pollsters call only voters with a landline.
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Mormon voters are more conservative than most Americans and, overwhelmingly, more reliable Republican voters.
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White women and even Latinx voters of all genders continue to lag behind black voters — in particular black female voters — when it comes to showing up for Democrats.
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Over a third of Obama voters and more than half of Romney voters compared the experience of listening to the other side's voters to having a tooth pulled.
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The rejection rate for Asian-American voters is four times higher than that of whites; the rate for black voters is three times higher than for white voters.
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Those voters don't exist, however, which means that Michael Bloomberg would have to appeal to real voters and real voters do not want to vote for Michael Bloomberg.
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The sampling margin of error is plus or minus 5.8 percentage points for independent voters, 5.5 percentage points for Republican voters and 5.1 percentage points for Democratic voters.
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This year, Clinton matched Obama's tally among black voters, beat it by a big margin among Hispanic voters and beat it by a comfortable margin among white voters.
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The poll found Cruz winning white voters, 62% to 28%, and Hispanic voters, 46% to 44%, while O'Rourke performs best with black voters at 70% to Cruz's 15%.
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Based on this data, I estimate Obama-Trump voters as 3.6 percent of the population, Romney-Clinton voters as 1.9 percent and Obama-Other voters at 4.3 percent.
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Go deeper: Special report: 2020's new voters will usher in an age of demographic transformation Young voters' value in 2020 swing states The first-time Latino voters
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Go deeper: Special report: 2020's new voters will usher in an age of demographic transformation The first-time Latino voters Young voters' value in 2020 swing states
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And it's another form of privilege for groups that already benefit from the Senate and Electoral College — white voters, older voters and voters outside of major metropolitan areas.
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The putting families first healthcare and jobs focused frame is relatively stronger with non-white voters, white college-educated voters, and voters who went for Clinton in 2016.
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Per NBC's Steve Kornacki, Sanders is strong in multiple categories; the NBC poll shows Sanders leading among white voters (which make up about 265 percent of Nevada voters) and with a wider lead among Hispanic voters (about 210 percent of Nevada voters).
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In other words, Obama voters who went on to back Clinton are more liberal across a range of policy areas than Obama voters who stayed home in 2016, Obama voters who went third party in 2016, and Obama voters who switched to Trump.
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The shift was especially pronounced among black and Hispanic voters: 18 percent of white voters said they were more likely to vote for Biden after his shift, in comparison to 28 percent of Hispanic voters and 27 percent of African American voters.
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Despite Trump's hard-line stance on illegal immigration, and in spite of Clinton's attempt to demonize Trump as anti-immigrant, Clinton actually did worse among Latino voters in 63 (65% of Latino voters) than Obama did in 2012 (71% of Latino voters) and Trump did slightly better (29% of Latino voters) than Romney (27% of Latino voters).
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When this data is broken out by age, however, Biden has just 22020 percent support among African American voters ages 22018-220, and 22014 percent among African American voters ages 20203-22020, compared to 213 percent among African American voters 22008-54, 53 percent among African American voters 55-64 and 56 percent among African American voters over 65.
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Going Further The A.S.A.'s Prediction Contest 2016 has a college division in which students must also predict the total number of votes cast as well as the projection of how five demographic groups (female voters, male voters, African-American voters, Hispanic voters and white voters) will cast their votes for each of the major candidates.
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Here's the Washington Post's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: Here's CNN's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: Biden's strength with black voters was even more apparent in Alabama on Tuesday: According to exit polls, the former veep won better than 70 percent of the African American vote there on his way to winning the state outright.
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Independents, younger voters, and liberal voters continue to be more apt to support Sanders than are self-identified Democrats, older voters and those who are more moderate or conservative.
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Non-college educated whites soared to almost 6 in 10 Republicans voters while white voters with a college degree or more dipped to just 20183 in 3 GOP voters.
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According to the Centre for American Progress, a think-tank, Latino voters made up 32% of the state's eligible voters in 2016, but just 21% of its actual voters.
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Among undecided voters... The number of voters declaring themselves undecided in these states, or leaning toward a third-party candidate ranges between nine and 15 percent of all voters.
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Thirty-six percent of Democratic voters said there has been too much impeachment coverage while roughly 6 in 21625 Republican voters and half of independent voters said the same.
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While Trump's numbers are significantly lower among voters under 0323 than among older voters, Clinton's are roughly the same across age groups, while Johnson's support multiplies among younger voters.
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Asked about Trump: 83% of Hillary Clinton voters find the allegations credible, compared to just 6% of Trump voters (42% of Trump voters chose haven't heard enough/not sure).
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That number is even higher in minority communities, where 92 percent of African-American voters and nearly 85033 in 10 Hispanic voters and voters with disabilities want better technology.
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And he bet that his pitch on being the most electable candidate would resonate with primary voters — a strategy that has worked out among older voters and black voters.
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According to the AARC poll, black voters do recognize the stakes of the election, and Trump's dog-whistling to white nationalist voters has resonated negatively among African-American voters.
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Across our polls, 210 percent of white registered voters say they're "almost certain" to vote, compared with 22016 percent of black registered voters and 223 percent of Hispanic voters.
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In Times/Siena polls of districts where at least 25 percent of voters are nonwhite, Democrats lead by three points among registered voters, but they're tied among likely voters.
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And whatever margins Sanders loses with swing voters or older voters could conceivably be made up for by an increased turnout among young voters who support Medicare-for-all.
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Voters in Iowa and New Hampshire saw more of Mr. Biden than voters anywhere else, and entrance polls showed voters in both states prioritizing electability over all other issues.
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The law gives overseas voters the opportunity to vote on equal terms with domestic voters.
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Local canvassers were supposed to have "10,000 conversations" with these voters, and these voters alone.
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In 2016, about 12% of all voters, and 25% of Democratic primary voters were black.
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" To Hawaii's Schatz, the issue might galvanize "infrequent voters and turn them into motivated voters.
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In reality, Biden leads with "somewhat liberal" voters and voters under 50 years of age.
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And while white voters consistently favor Trump, non-white voters back Clinton by huge margins.
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In addition to owning the most intense voters, we also own the least intense voters.
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Biden wins overwhelmingly with voters over the age of 65, and with African American voters.
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Biden wins overwhelmingly with voters over the age of 65 and with African American voters.
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In North Carolina, the 1,025 adults interviewed included 929 registered voters and 788 likely voters.
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And in Ohio, interviews with 1,009 adults included 890 registered voters and 774 likely voters.
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There are two types of early voters, what I call situational and behavioral early voters.
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In Virginia, 834 likely voters were surveyed, and 839 likely voters were surveyed in Georgia.
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Multiple voters described an unidentified woman coming to voters' houses and taking their absentee ballots.
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Meanwhile, swing voters are almost all low-information voters who don't follow politics very closely.
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Voters don't register by party in Georgia, so party breakdown for early voters isn't available.
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In the Democratic Party, highly educated voters supported Clinton, while less-educated voters supported Sanders.
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So why are these indie voters and swing voters feeling so alienated by both parties?
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In Alaska: 29% of all voters, 17% of independents and 59% of Trump voters approve.
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Black voters go Democratic 78 - 230 percent and Hispanic voters back Democrats 22016 - 210 percent.
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Kurdish voters account for about 262% of the roughly 239 million eligible voters in Istanbul.
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Democratic voters were more likely to vote for their nominee than the Republican voters — i.e.
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Sanders is strongest among younger voters, while Clinton is leading with older voters and women.
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More Bush voters demurred than did Kerry voters, skewing the poll result in Kerry's favor.
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Cruz leads Trump among past party voters, very conservative voters, tea party supporters and evangelicals.
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His message, he feels, worked on voters—but maybe only voters in his own backyard.
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CBS interviewed 85033 registered voters in Missouri and 543 registered voters in Montana from Sept.
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The voters enrolled through April comprise less than 2 percent of the state's registered voters.
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All black voters are not alike — repeat after me — all black voters are not alike.
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" First time voters and long-time voters whose names were "no longer on the list.
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Instagram, with its widespread reach and younger demographic, could help convert non-voters into voters.
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Clinton is preferred by voters under 40, while Trump has more support among older voters.
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However, he managed to stay on message, connect with voters and motivate African-American voters.
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California voters will receive their ballots the same day Iowa voters caucus, on Feb. 2628.
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Both states have a high proportion of white voters and voters without a college degree.
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In 239 and 210, black voters were much likelier than white voters to vote early.
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He's refused to expand his appeal to swing voters, suburban women and voters of color.
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Support for change was strongest among younger voters, women and those living in urban voters.
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His whole strategy hinges on turning out new young voters and working class infrequent voters.
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That suggests Republican voters (or maybe conservative-leaning Independent voters) were unhappy with their choice.
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And were the lottery-motivated voters informed voters, or did they pull a random lever?
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Female voters give Democrats a 20 point lead and independent voters a twelve point lead.
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That carries a lot of weight with Democratic primary voters — and with general election voters.
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But Buttigieg's momentum surprised gay voters the most -- voters like Robert Moore of Dallas, Texas.
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Younger voters and voters of color are more likely to turn out on Election Day.
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Two of these groups are of vital import: "Romney-Clinton" voters and "Obama-Trump" voters.
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Are they more similar to Obama-to-Clinton voters or to Obama-to-Trump voters?
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Donald Trump voters and Hillary Clinton voters are putting their money to work differently postelection.
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But he also mobilized a shocking number of white voters, particularly less-educated white voters.
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In some parts of the country, early voters and Election Day voters are very different.
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Sanders had the biggest leads among younger voters, white voters, and those enrolled in college.
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The pool of younger voters is also far to the left of the older voters.
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But there is a world of difference between pools of potential voters and actual voters.
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Latino voters accounted for about 9 percent of the total voters in the 2016 primary.
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And when Democrats lose, black voters bear the blame while white voters get a pass.
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Klobuchar with 1 percent support among black voters and 6 percent support among white voters.
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These results reflect the fact that Trump voters were older and whiter than Clinton voters.
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Many voters had reservations about Hillary Clinton — many voters also weren't sure about Jeremy Corbyn.
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Voters recognized Cruz's genuine desire to truly connect with voters and to shake every hand.
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And independent voters — also known as undeclared voters — make up 42 percent of the electorate.
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Trump voters and other Republicans simply didn't show up, and voters from the left did.
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Many of these folks really are talking to Academy voters and reflecting those voters' tastes.
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Sanders also did better than Warren with black voters, securing 14 percent of those voters.
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Mr. Sanders will count on them again, along with new voters and voters under 30.
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Now it's up to the voters, and the voters alone, to show that it isn't.
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Combined, black, Latinx and Asian voters will represent nearly one-third of all eligible voters.
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Together, they won 20133 percent of white voters and just 12 percent of nonwhite voters.
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Trump's job approval sits at only 25% among black voters and 2803% among Hispanic voters.
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It does not have support from actual American voters or much interest in those voters.
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Four years ago, Obama voters and Romney voters may have thought each other deeply misguided.
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Nixon-era voters wore their Republican and Democratic labels far more lightly than voters today.
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Voters born after 1996, Generation Z, will be about 10% of eligible voters in 2020.
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Sanders also is doing particularly well with two important demographics: young voters and Latino voters.
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The poll included a sample of 823 registered voters, with 649 identified as likely voters.
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They flag any two voters with the same name and birthdate as potential double voters.
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She says Democrats should focus on unlikely voters, when they typically focus on swing voters.
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"It is how the voters feel about the different options, what voters want," he said.
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The experiment concluded that the flyer was persuasive for black voters, but not white voters.
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Some 89.6 percent of Democratic voters said yes, and 57.5 percent of Republican voters agreed.
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They want Trump's voters on their side without turning off voters disgusted by his rhetoric.
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The polls, fielded from October 6793 to November 1, surveyed 948 registered voters in Arizona for a margin of error of 3.2 points and 719 likely voters for 3.7 percentage points; 937 registered voters in Georgia for a margin of error of 3.2 points and 707 likely voters for 3.7 points; and 943 registered voters in Texas for a margin of error of 3.2 points and 679 likely voters for 3.8 points.
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Just over half, 53 percent, of likely Hispanic voters said they were "very motivated" to pick a candidate for Congress who opposes Trump, compared with 43 percent of all likely voters, 75 percent of likely Democratic voters and 9 percent of likely Republican voters.
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But when you break it down by race, the numbers tell a different story: De Blasio's approval rating is 22020-113 percent among white voters, 211-22008 percent among Asian voters, 22020-40 percent among Hispanic voters, and 66-23 percent among black voters.
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But when you break it down by race, the numbers tell a different story: De Blasio's approval rating is 20.5-22020 percent among white voters, 113-211 percent among Asian voters, 22008-22020 percent among Hispanic voters, and 66-23 percent among black voters.
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Black and Latino voters were somewhat more likely than non-Hispanic whites to make these connections: 71 percent of Latino voters and 67 percent of black voters, compared with 59 percent of white voters, said that birth control affects women's opportunities to be financially stable.
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Here's the ideology breakdown: Very liberal voters Somewhat liberal voters Moderate or conservative voters The Washington Post Nevada entrance poll also showed that six in 10 voters said they supported creating a single-payer health care system, even if it meant eliminating private insurance.
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Potential voters are most likely to become actual voters when mobilization campaigns work through voters' dense networks of social relationships; these relationships can provide the necessary incentives for potential voters to bear the costs of voting even when the policy return seems diminishingly small.
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Mr. Sanders was also widely supported by younger voters and independents, but voters 65 and older accounted for about three in 10 Democratic voters and they strongly favored Mrs. Clinton.
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This was another takeaway from the Engagious/FPG focus group of swing voters I watched last week, which included eight Obama/Trump voters and four Mitt Romney/Hillary Clinton voters.
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The NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls were conducted July 210-25 with 25 registered voters in Iowa, 29 registered voters in Ohio, and 21 registered voters in Pennsylvania.
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Monmouth surveyed 450 likely Republican voters in Alabama, 403 likely Republican voters in Oklahoma, and 300 likely Democratic voters in each state from February 25 to 28 for the poll.
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In an even wider schism, 46 percent of white voters say they will vote Democratic, while 80 percent of black voters and 60 percent of Hispanic voters say the same.
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But they don't turn out as often as white voters: In the 2016 election, 49 percent of eligible Asian-American voters cast ballots, compared to 64 percent of white voters.
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In North Carolina, white voters represent 61 percent of the new voters, while 20 percent are black and 253 percent are Hispanic; registered voters were 71 percent white in 2012.
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That will bring the proportion of all eligible voters who are Latino to 11.9 percent, almost even with black voters, who will comprise 21625 percent of U.S. voters, Pew said.
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While 46 percent of voters approve of the GOP's American Health Care Act (AHCA), 35 percent of voters disapprove and 19 percent of voters have no opinion of the plan.
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More college-educated voters, wealthy voters and suburban voters are drifting away from the Republican Party, while noncollege whites and residents of rural and exurban areas are moving toward it.
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Of those unreturned ballots, about 22016,000 were for voters who are registered as Democrats, compared with 271,000 for Republican voters and 218,000 for voters with other or no party affiliated.
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A narrow category of undecided voters seems not to like either candidate: 11 percent of undecided voters don't like either candidate, something true of only 4 percent of decided voters.
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While Sanders has a significant lead over Biden among young voters and Latino voters, the former vice president is much more popular than his competitor among older and suburban voters.
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Go deeper: Focus group: These Ohio swing voters are outraged over impeachment Focus group: Trump's vulnerabilities with Minnesota swing voters Focus group: Pennsylvania swing voters aren't ditching Trump in 2020
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Democrats' other play is to reach out to Romney-Clinton voters, and maybe Romney voters who didn't vote for either major party candidate, or possibly even some reluctant Trump voters.
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Evangelical voters made up 65 percent of the voters in South Carolina's Republican primary in 2012.
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The proportion of single voters and voters with college degrees swelled by 3 percentage points apiece.
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The lawsuits said the rejections without first letting voters challenge the determination violated voters' constitutional rights.
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"Yes, but unlike his voters, your voters actually care," explains a consultant played by Cecily Strong.
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Voters should choose their elected officials, the thinking goes, rather than elected officials choosing their voters.
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Democrats brought up voter suppression and the marginalization of low-income voters and voters with disabilities.
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Widespread gerrymandering fuels the perception that politicians pick their voters, instead of voters picking their politicians.
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The sample included 574 likely 2020 Democratic Primary voters and 461 likely 2020 Republican primary voters.
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In 113, only 18 percent of Latino voters thought Mr. Romney was "hostile" toward Hispanic voters.
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Early qualitative research shows that almost all of these non-voters can be turned into voters.
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Biden's coalition of older voters and black voters is a strong one in the early states.
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In Nevada, interviews were conducted with 1,3.53 adults, including 862 registered voters and 698 likely voters.
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Similarly, 53 percent of Pennsylvanian voters and 48 percent of Ohio voters bought into this fallacy.
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They made up 242% of voters and almost one-third of Latino voters voted for Trump.
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That's why many polls target both registered voters and people who say they are "likely" voters.
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One explanation for the division is that younger voters have lower turnout rates than older voters.
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With early voting now over, (18,000) more Democratic-registered voters turned out than Republican-registered voters.
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In West Virginia: 35% of all voters, 27% of independents and 50% of Trump voters approve.
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The sample included 386 likely 2020 Democratic primary voters and 289 likely 2020 Republican primary voters.
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The polling data are similar if you look at Republican voters overall, rather than Trump voters.
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Instead, they are measuring current public opinion among all Americans, not just voters or likely voters.
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Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, does better with older voters, with nonwhite voters, with women.
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Clinton leads among female voters by double digits, and Trump has an edge among male voters.
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White working-class voters are united in their interests with black, Hispanic and other minority voters.
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Rubio voters, to be fair, genuinely don't seem to have much conceptual overlap with Trump voters.
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They lead young voters, ages 18–34 by 48 points and women voters by 20 points.
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In 2008, 55% of voters were black, but now African-Americans made up 433% of voters.
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Men, white voters, independents who lean Democratic and younger voters are more likely to support Sanders.
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Trump's approval among registered voters remains steady, with 40% of voters who approve, 54% who disapprove.
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Only 9% of Trump voters and 8% of Clinton voters give CEOs high scores for honesty.
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Deliver to millennial voters This midterm election reportedly turned out a significant increase in young voters.
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Millennial registered voters are twice as likely as older voters to care deeply about the environment.
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Clinton drawing the support of 72 percent of minority voters and 57 percent of female voters.
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The open disdain for minority voters and even for majority voters (women) is also a pattern.
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Sanders's supporters, but also to independent voters, Republican voters, bring everyone together to stop Donald Trump.
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Across the developed world, there's been a growing political divide between rural voters and urban voters.
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Clinton holds a large lead over Trump among black voters, but Trump leads among white voters.
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So we've established that Jones enjoyed an advantage among black voters generally, and women voters generally.
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The county also has 440,770 unaligned voters, who make up 27.4 percent of its overall voters.
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He's losing as many well-educated white voters as he's gaining among less educated white voters.
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Nationally, about half of the eligible voters did not cast ballots, not half of registered voters.
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As with Republican voters, there has also been an increase in turnout among reliable unaffiliated voters.
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He has the backing of black voters and is well-liked by white, working-class voters.
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That is what's on the mind of Democratic voters — Democratic women, women generally — and voters overall.
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In Alabama, the white voters Jones did convert have maybe learned something black voters already understood.
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All voters have to do is read the transcript to see he's not talking about voters.
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The challenge was brought by the League of Women Voters of Michigan and several individual voters.
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Two questions remain: who are these surge voters and are they different than typical midterm voters?
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For early voters 30-39 years old, first-timers make up 17% of the early voters.
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There are three times as many nonblack voters as black voters in the Democratic primary electorate.
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Michigan had slightly more voters under 30 and slightly more male voters than the Southern states.
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In most midterm election years, turnout among younger voters is meager in comparison to older voters.
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Did the pollster survey anybody 18 years of age or over, registered voters or likely voters?
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Fewer African-American voters (54%) and Hispanics (39%) say they'll vote, compared to white voters (64%).
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The latest poll of 805 registered voters and 683 likely voters in Wisconsin was conducted Aug.
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Nonwhite voters are disproportionately young, and her weakness among young voters is a major reason Mrs.
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Biden won black voters, but they made up fewer than 1 in 10 voters in California.
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Biden was also favored by older voters, while Sanders maintained his huge edge among younger voters.
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Instead of the voters choosing their elected leaders, the elected leaders get to choose their voters.
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Younger voters are seeking new kinds of job security; older voters care more about Social Security.
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Mr. Trump took 61 percent of rural voters and 52 percent of voters in midsize cities.
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In the first few primaries this cycle, Sanders cleaned up with Latino voters and Asian voters.
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Exit polls consistently showed younger voters supporting Sanders by huge margins, while older voters preferred Clinton.
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The Trump voters, Black Lives Matter, the Sanders voters, the Clinton people are all still here.
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These dissatisfied centrist voters fit the profile of affluent, socially moderate and fiscally conservative suburban voters.
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Instead, Mr. O'Rourke's improvement came almost exclusively from white voters, and particularly college-educated white voters.
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But there are 20 states where unenrolled voters, independent voters, can vote in the Republican primary.
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There are still 22014 million white voters in the US, and 227 million voters of color.
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Comparatively, Biden crushed Sanders with voters between 45 to 64, who represent about 40% of voters.
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The Fox News survey of 1,000 registered voters and 507 Democratic primary voters was conducted Feb.
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The FAU BEPI poll surveyed 1,216 Florida voters, including 399 Democratic voters, from March 85033-7.
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Many public polls sample only frequent voters, or screen their sample down to the likeliest voters.
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And when pundits try to blame minority voters for lost elections, let's hold all voters accountable.
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The constituency of Latino voters in Florida is different than Latino voters in California and Texas.
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Undecided voters don't look vastly different demographically from decided voters, but there are some minor differences.
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Of the late-breaking voters, 19 percent chose Warren, while 12 percent of earlier voters did.
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The most prized voters at Biden and Buttigieg rallies are Republicans, or one-time Trump voters.
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Another 29 percent of voters, including half of Republican voters, believe the investigation is not fair.
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Biden also found strong support on Tuesday among older voters across racial groups and suburban voters.
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Fiscal conservatism can use policy design to force retrenchment that favors white voters over minority voters.
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Like in Essex County in Vermont, these are Trump voters and could also be Sanders voters.
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The Quinnipiac University poll surveyed 85033 Democratic voters and independent voters who lean Democratic from Nov.
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Others are focused on specific activities, such as registering voters or training people to register voters.
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In the referendum, 17.4 million voters backed leaving the EU while 16.1 million voters backed remaining.
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In the 2202th precinct, for instance, American Indian voters make up 2628 percent of registered voters.
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Bay Area voters turn out at higher percentages and vote more reliably Democratic than Angeleno voters.
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"There are very few gettable, persuadable voters who are also single-issue gun voters," Reinish said.
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Black and Latino voters are nearly twice as likely as white voters to lack such documentation.
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While most independent voters lean towards a party, swing voters are real - and can be decisive.
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It's no secret that young voters, including young conservative voters, are increasingly concerned about environmental issues.
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Democratic primary voters: 91 percent support; Democrats in general: 84 percent support; all voters: 228 percent.
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Democratic primary voters: 218.4 percent support; Democrats in general: 23.1 percent support; all voters: 245.1 percent.
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Democratic primary voters: 228.5 percent support; Democrats in general: 28.43 percent support; all voters: 228.4 percent.
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The AfD has not only pulled in CDU and SPD voters but also mobilized non-voters.
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In 2016, a majority of older voters favored leaving, while most younger voters wanted to remain.
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In general, younger voters are more open to giving Bill an informal title than older voters.
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Put simply: Early voters are decided voters, Gronke told me when early voting started in September.
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The April 29-May 5 poll included 469 likely Trump voters and 599 likely Clinton voters.
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First, difficulty with black voters for historical reasons and other nonwhite voters for more recent reasons.
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Meanwhile, white voters were overrepresented among voters who died during that same time period (76 percent).
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FEELINGS FOR: 100 = FULLY POSITIVE 85 Their own race 583 77 80 72 70 69 50 = NEUTRAL Other race 59 0 = NEGATIVE Black Clinton voters White Trump voters Black Trump voters White Clinton voters FEELINGS FOR: 100 = FULLY POSITIVE 423 Their own race 80 77 80 593 583 573 Other race 563 553 = NEUTRAL 543 = NEGATIVE Black Clinton voters White Trump voters Black Trump voters White Clinton voters By The New York Times | Source: analysis of American National Election Studies data by Eric Kaufmann The share of white liberals who say racial prejudice is the main reason blacks cannot get ahead has jumped substantially since 533.
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Instead of going after all voters, campaigns usually focus extra efforts on the voters who are most likely to show up, reinforcing existing turnout patterns and failing to mobilise new voters.
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Ossoff will need to turn out his base — particularly voters in northern DeKalb County and black voters — and make some inroads with independents and even GOP voters still lukewarm on Trump.
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Initial results indicate Greens picked up support from voters traditionally aligned with center-right and center-left, as well as non-voters and voters who are generally dissatisfied with the establishment.
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Biden holds a commanding lead among two demographic groups critical to the Democratic coalition: voters over the age of 65 and African-American voters, especially black voters without a college degree.
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About 70 percent of the African-American voters polled support the protests, compared to 38 percent of the white voters and 85033 percent of the Hispanic voters who say the same.
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"I don't think it's working because what the president's doing is driving away independent voters, and swing voters and a lot of moderate Republican voters in swing states," Van Hollen said.
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"Our fanbase is pretty diverse," Tyler Hubbard told the Late Night audience, either lying or referring to the split between Kasich voters, Cruz voters, and Trump voters in the band's base.
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The need to reach new voters is certainly important, but Democrats can't afford to gain these new voters at the expense of turning off those voters who are already showing up.
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"Voters, including many independent voters and some Republican voters, care deeply about maintaining the Supreme Court as an independent check and balance on the power of the president," Mr. Garin said.
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Currently, 20173 percent of black voters identify as Democrats or lean Democratic, 63 percent of Hispanic voters do and 65 percent of Asian American voters do, according to Pew Research Center.
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Clinton also has the support of three out of four black voters in the three states, has a lead among voters ages 28500 and older, and is ahead with women voters.
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Go deeper: Special report: 2020's new voters will usher in an age of demographic transformation Immigration is shaping the youngest generation of voters Young voters' value in 2020 swing states
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The simple answer is that he's being supported by millions of younger Democratic voters, and those voters have been raised to be Sanders voters, even if their parents don't realize it.
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There was a similar disparity between urban and suburban voters: 22019 percent of urban voters said they felt comfortable talking about politics, while 65 percent of suburban voters said the same.
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Sanders got 52% of black voters under 30 in 2016, yet those voters were only about 3% of voters in a CNN analysis of 27 states with exit or entrance polls.
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Because more parties are competing for voters; because voters are more likely to feel like their voters matter; and because voters are more likely to have the chance to vote for a candidate they are excited about, proportional representation systems tend to have higher voter turnout.
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Clinton won handily in Mississippi with almost 90% support from African American voters, who accounted for almost 70% of voters there, almost 83% of voters over the age of 65 and almost two-thirds of voters who said their top quality was someone who honest trustworthy.
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Moreover, Bloomberg is working to do exactly what the Democratic Party needs to do — working to unite African American voters, Hispanic voters, White voters, progressives, moderates and voters with varying degrees of education — so that the Democratic movement against Trump spans wider than the party's base.
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Each has the backing of about half of voters: Clinton is the choice of 51% of Democratic voters, while 49% of Republican voters say they would prefer Trump to be their nominee.
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There's no downside to banning the press when it comes to his voters This is true, but his problem is that "Trump's voters" aren't nearly enough voters to win a general election.
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Democratic primary voters may be for impeachment -- but, given that a majority of voters are against impeachment, those same primary voters also may view candidates who are for it as less electable.
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But older voters prevailed: Among voters 18 to 25 Hillary Clinton beat Trump by a whopping 18 percentage points, but Trump beat Clinton by 8 percentage points among voters 65 and older.
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Voters who attend weekly religious services made up 2628 percent of the voters surveyed, while 28503 percent of voters said they 'occasionally' attend religious services and 22020 percent said they never do.
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Jay Leve, SurveyUSA, president SurveyUSA's poll had Gillum leading among African-American voters, leading among urban voters, leading in northwest Florida, and tied for the lead among voters age 35 to 49.
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This takeaway comes from the Engagious/FPG focus group of swing voters we watched earlier this month, which included eight Barack Obama/Donald Trump voters and four Mitt Romney/Hillary Clinton voters.
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Additionally, one in four Latino voters indicated that it was their first midterm election, compared to about one in five African American voters and one in ten white voters, NBC News notes.
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Jack, Bobby and Ted all combined an insurgent style of mobilizing grassroots workers and voters behind a progressive agenda that appealed to both minority voters and white ethnic and working-class voters.
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They know that Americans who crave economic security for their families are all the same, whether Trump voters in Michigan, McConnell voters in Harlan, Kentucky, or Schumer voters in Brooklyn, New York.
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The poll also found that white voters were evenly divided, with 46 percent of voters saying they would vote for Democrats and the same number of voters saying they would support Republicans.
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JCN's poll found that 64 percent of Republican voters, 38 percent of swing voters and 85033 percent of Democratic voters said they expect their taxes to decrease due to the tax law.
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Its weights are such that Obama voters represent 27 percent of the sample and Romney voters represent 25 percent, reflecting the split of 51 to 47 percent among actual voters in 2012.
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In both states, white voters were more likely to say they made up their minds in the last few days than were black voters, including a majority of white voters in Virginia.
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The relatively high proportion of undecided voters is partly because the sample includes a large number of less likely voters, who are vastly more likely to be undecided than the likeliest voters.
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Instead, our undecided voters just don't know much about the candidates: 56 percent of the undecided voters don't know either candidate, while only 17 percent of decided voters don't know either candidate.
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She also performed well among the most educated voters in the Democratic field, leading among voters with college degrees, and her support climbed to 3 in 10 voters who have advanced degrees.
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Closing Biden's lead both among young voters, and South Carolina voters generally, will require Sanders to pick up last-minute support from what polls suggest is a significant number of undecided voters.
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Of the overall 2020 electorate, 12.5 percent are projected to be made up of black voters, 13.3 percent will be Hispanic voters and 4.7 percent will be Asian American voters, per Pew.
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In terms of politics, democratic voters were still the main supporters of impeachment, with 83 percent of democratic voters in favor of it, while 90 percent of republican voters were against it.
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Most GOP voters say FBI is biased against Trump A majority of Republican voters, 2333%, say the FBI is biased against Trump, according to the new Quinnipiac poll, though voters overall disagree.
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Mr. Cruz won just 4 percent of moderate voters and just 9 percent of "somewhat conservative" voters.
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There's one other factor at play: Nevada's white voters are slightly more Democratic than white voters nationwide.
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Clinton hinges on an important question: Is she strong among all nonwhite voters or just black voters?
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Mr. Sanders was backed by very liberal voters, and he was also widely supported by younger voters.
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It's not cool enough to appeal to young voters, and older voters don't really use Snapchat anyways.
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Democrats should've focused on the Obama voters they lost, not trying to win over Romney voters. 483.
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Still, Obama seemed to have an appeal to black voters that he didn't have with white voters.
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So the last election, think of the last election as Silicon Valley voters against old economy voters.
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In fact, the program had identified 35,750 voters whose names and birthdates matched voters in other states.
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However people want to interpret it, Clinton's campaign failed with those voters, absolutely bombed with those voters.
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Quinnipiac surveyed 823 likely Republican voters and 1,037 likely Democratic voters in Connecticut from April 12-18.
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A little less accountability to the voters could offer a lot of benefits to those very voters.
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Ms Warren has won over 32% of white voters, 15% of black voters and 18% of Hispanics.
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Mormon voters represented 25 percent of voters in the Nevada caucus in 2012, according to exit polls.
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Since Hyde-Smith's contentious comments, Espy has worked to win over black voters and progressive white voters.
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Voters in Wisconsin just weren't as angry, or frustrated, with Republican leadership as voters in other states.
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Republican voters are now more likely to disagree with Democratic voters about whether news reporting is biased.
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Comparatively, Trump only reached out to 3 percent of black voters and 9 percent of Latino voters.
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I think that fear and anger work better for Republican voters than they do for Democratic voters.
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I know young voters don't like to hear that, but I think young voters deserve the truth.
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Broken down according to party, 93 percent of Clinton voters and 84 percent of non voters agreed.
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That's very different than Harris, who does only 4 points better among black voters than white voters.
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Her performances among young voters, first-time voters, and the poorer and less educated are particularly striking.
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Meanwhile, 23 percent of American voters and 39 percent of Republican voters believed it should be overturned.
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Most former aides cited a sustained struggle by the campaign to attract black voters and older voters.
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There is a perception that Trump helps among blue collar voters - but could alienate white collar voters.
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Many black voters—indeed, many voters—often feel pressured to vote for the lesser of two evils.
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The Ohio poll includes 1,002 adults, including 294 likely Democratic primary voters and 359 likely Republican voters.
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In Virginia, 250,221,0000 voters -- almost 350,000 more voters showed up than the previous record-setting year, 2008.
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Clinton won almost every group of voters in South Carolina -- including men, women, white and black voters.
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Voters want the rich to pay higher taxes and voters want big corporations to pay higher taxes.
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Burr also leads with white and male voters, while the Democrat leads with women and nonwhite voters.
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The former presidential candidate also leads among men and white voters, while Murphy leads among nonwhite voters.
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This group, which included a mix of Trump voters, Clinton voters, and nonvoters, generally liked the idea.
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Sanders draws his support disproportionately from white voters, while black and Hispanic voters lean more toward Clinton.
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According to its website, TargetSmart's national VoterBase database contains 191 million voters and 58 million unregistered voters.
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The poll showed Bernie Sanders deadlocked with the president among registered voters, but trailing among likely voters.
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The poll showed Bernie Sanders deadlocked with the president among registered voters, but trailing among likely voters.
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His gains among less educated white voters have been neatly canceled by losses among well-educated voters.
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According to NBC, Trump's approval has been inching up among Trump voters, Republicans, rural voters and whites.
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Trump campaigned for her father, gaining mass appeal from young white female voters (dubbed the Ivanka voters).
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In the '80, '84 and '92 elections, Democrats actually performed worse with young voters than older voters.
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Public Policy Polling surveyed 433 likely Republican primary voters and 948 registered voters from Jan. 85033–19.
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Clinton tends to lead by a hair more among decided voters, even after removing the "undecided" voters.
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Many young voters skew liberal, so this would likely result in an influx of new Democratic voters.
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Among other problems, the policy places a disproportionate burden on voters with disabilities, elderly voters, and others.
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Ballot initiatives are devised by voters, who then circulate a petition for signatures from other registered voters.
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Pence will energize GOP voters who tuned in and reassure independent voters who are uncertain about Trump.
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White voters make up 353 percent of those who have cast ballots; black voters are 22 percent.
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The margin of error for registered voters was 4.4 points and for likely voters was 4.9 points.
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The Morning Consult/Politico survey polled 1,987 registered voters, including 768 Democratic voters, from Aug. 85033-25.
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Ayres predicts the electorate will consist of 2202 percent white voters and 2628 percent non-white voters.
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But it only increased by about 41% among white voters and only about 13% among black voters.
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The margin of error was 3.03 percentage points among registered voters and 3.26 points among likely voters.
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Even after the election, only 26% of Trump voters trust government, compared with 46% of Clinton voters.
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That means Sanders only did slightly better among very liberal voters than he did among all voters.
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The number of Republican voters in the early primaries is outpacing Democratic voters by a wide margin.
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Burlington voters voted to repeal it, as have voters in other cities that had similar unfortunate experiences.
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But Donald is hiding them from the voters, and I think he owes candor to the voters.
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There is also a large contingent of independent voters, with 216,577 active voters holding no party affiliation.
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Most importantly, so do the majority of U.S. voters — including the majority of voters in every state.
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In Alabama, Biden carried black voters, moderates and voters whose priority is to beat Trump in 22020.
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Sanders also led among white voters in California, who made up a majority of the voters statewide.
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In Alabama, Biden carried black voters, moderates and voters whose priority is to beat Trump in 22020.
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Sanders, meanwhile, has been stronger among young voters -- but those voters have turned out in smaller numbers.
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Kurdish voters account for about 15% of Istanbul's 10.5 million eligible voters and many support the HDP.
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Also, voters overwhelmingly reject gerrymandering, especially people who feel ignored — a trait common to many Trump voters.
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Critics say these laws discriminate against low-income voters, younger voters and racial and ethnic minority groups.
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Biden won nearly 60% of black voters and over 40% of voters over the age of 45.
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Meanwhile, 42% of voters between 45 and 64 supported Biden, and this group constituted 38% of voters.
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But just as important as how many voters turn out on Tuesday is which voters turn out.
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Georgia does not register voters by party, and the political leanings of the early voters were unclear.
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In general, urban, nonwhite and young voters are harder to reach than rural, white and older voters.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Biden did well with voters over 45, and Bernie did well with voters under 45.
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Sanders dominated among voters under 228, while Biden had a smaller edge among voters older than 2000.
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Iowa voters elevated Pete Buttigieg, a candidate with next to zero appeal among black and brown voters.
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That's something some Brexit voters in Britain, or Trump voters in the United States, might have welcomed.
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Meanwhile, former Vice President Joe Biden leads among African American voters (about 10 percent of Nevada voters).
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Younger voters may not have as many reservations as older voters about taking such a drastic step.
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In 2020, "very liberal" voters made up about 1 in 53 voters, down from 26% in 2016.
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Iowa voters might switch between Warren and Buttigieg, or black voters might switch between Harris and Biden.
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Colorado voters go to the polls on Super Tuesday and Latino voters may well tip the balance.
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The vast majority of white Iowa voters said they'd heard about Buttigieg's difficulties with voters of color.
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After all, highly educated voters have been moving toward the Democrats, less-educated voters toward the Republicans.
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These tend to be more rural counties where there are more moderate Democratic voters and independent voters.
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The field poll was conducted on March 1, and surveyed 85033 Republican voters and 865 Democratic voters.
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Despite his stronghold on older black voters, a generational split shows younger black voters leaning toward Sen.
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This fall, the young organizers are focusing on turning not-voters into voters for the midterm elections.
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Rasmussen's daily tracking poll surveys 85033 likely voters every night from a pool of 1,500 likely voters.
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Siena College polled New York state voters and provided a substantial crosstab of New York City voters.
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From early on, Sanders has demonstrated strength with younger voters, with Hispanics and with working-class voters.
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Voters want answers It's a big risk for Trump because voters are hungry for health care solutions.
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Democratic primary voters: 79 percent support; Democrats in general: 77 percent support; all voters: 55 percent support.
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Democratic primary voters: 85 percent support; Democrats in general: 19.73 percent support; all voters: 61 percent support.
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The legal challenge was brought by the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania and several Democratic voters.
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Like voters overall, most male Republican voters do not know what laws are in place around abortion.
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Some polls, like Reuters/Ipsos, try to include only likely voters, while others include all registered voters.
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Generally, the political preferences of rich voters aren't all that different from those of middle-income voters.
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In Mississippi, the former vice president won 61 percent of voters 17-29 and 72 percent of voters 30-44, a sign Sanders may not always be able to count on young voters going forward — particularly in states like Mississippi where many of those young voters are black.
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Clinton has an advantage among Hispanic voters, in addition to black voters, then the burden on Mr. Sanders would grow even more to dominate with white voters in states like Massachusetts or Minnesota.
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The problem with this is that opposition to comprehensive immigration reform wasn't necessarily enough to turn out the missing white voters — because "missing white voters" and "super-conservative voters" were not the same.
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Emerson's poll, which contacted 430 registered Democratic primary voters and 85033,000 voters overall, has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.7 percentage points among Democratic voters and 3 percentage points overall.
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His campaign argues that he could appeal to all 5 categories of potential constituencies: party loyalists, the Left, millennials and friends, black voters and Hispanic voters, which FiveThirtyEight writes sometimes includes Asian voters.
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A new Cato Institute survey reveals that 61% of Hillary Clinton voters say it's "hard" to be friends with Trump voters, versus 34% of Trump voters who feel the same about Clinton's supporters.
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Meanwhile, in Mississippi, Trump won almost one half of white evangelical voters, almost 6 in 10 voters who are angry with the government, and almost two-thirds of voters looking for an outsider.
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A vast majority of Democratic-registered voters polled — 83 percent — said they are very or extremely interested in midterms, compared to the 74 percent of Republican voters and 72 percent of independent voters.
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Assume, for argument's sake, that there are 3.1 million Trump voters, 3 million Clinton voters and 200,000 voters like me who will never vote for Mr. Trump but have reservations about Mrs. Clinton.
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We also had this tidbit: Pennsylvania white voters: Trump, 33% — Clinton, 23% Pennsylvania black voters: Trump, 24% — Clinton, 25% It cannot be possible that Trump is getting 0 percent support from black voters.
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The Russian operation also appealed to conservative voters through xenophobia, patriotism and Islamophobia, and to a lesser extent targeted liberal, LGBTQ, and Muslim voters, and Latino voters to sow distrust of American institutions.
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The Giant Meteor has support across the ideological spectrum, with 2628 percent support among somewhat or very liberal voters, 28500 percent among moderate voters and 6900 percent among somewhat or very conservative voters.
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With fair districts, 4 million independent voters enfranchised, and Democratic and Republican voters offered more choices, politicians must now reach out to all the voters-not just the partisan few-to be elected.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points for all adults; four points for all voters; six points for Republican primary voters; and six points for Democratic primary voters.
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Across more than 50 of our polls, 58 percent of white registered voters say they're "almost certain" to vote, compared with 50 percent of black registered voters and 43 percent of Hispanic voters.
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Statewide, one out of every 22018 registered black voters reported being challenged, compared to one out of every 235 registered white voters, and 219 percent of black voters reported intimidation, one study found.
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Within that cohort, Trump lost by 13-1 among black voters, 5-21625 among Asian votes and 2900-220006 among Hispanic voters — but by a relatively more modest 2202-2628 among white voters.
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The Morning Consult poll saw an increase from 66 percent to 20203 percent among Democratic voters, 33 percent to 39 percent among Independent voters, and 5 percent to 10 percent among Republican voters.
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Mr. Williams held an advantage in New York City and among black and Hispanic voters, while Ms. Hochul, who is white, did much better among upstate and suburban voters and among white voters.
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It surveyed 28500,6900 likely Missouri voters with a margin of error 2628 percentage points, 28503,22019 likely North Carolina voters with a margin of error of 2.9 percentage points, 781 likely New Hampshire voters with a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points, 688 likely Nevada voters with a margin of error of 3.7 percentage points, 1,85033 Pennsylvania likely voters with a margin of error of 3.0 percentage points and 891 likely Wisconsin voters with a margin of error 3.3 percentage points.
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Clinton's strength among affluent voters is partly because of age: Affluent voters tend to be older, and Mrs.
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Feminists, LGBT activists, minority voters, independent voters, Democrats and even some Republicans were left disappointed by her loss.
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Many leaders caution against alienating voters by moving too fast on integration, which they say has alienated voters.
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Of course, what voters say is important to them is partly what campaigns have told voters is important.
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About 230,000 new voters were registered thanks to the law—an impressive share of Oregon's 2.5m registered voters.
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Are Democrats losing a collection of groups that happen to be white—religious voters, working-class voters, etc.
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Cruz drew the support of 433 percent of registered Texas voters; 43 percent of registered voters backed O'Rourke.
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Similarly, Republicans won white voters by 10 points — while simultaneously being crushed 76-22 among voters of color.
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But that shouldn't obscure the broader pattern: Younger voters overwhelmingly prefer Democrats, while older voters disproportionately prefer Republicans.
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However, in Alaska, all voters may vote absentee, and all absentee voters may return ballots electronically by fax.
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He currently leads all Democratic candidates with Hispanic voters and has made considerable gains with black voters, too.
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The margin for Democratic voters is 3.7 points and the margin for likely Democratic voters is 5 points.
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Clinton enters the meeting hoping Sanders will help her, particularly among white working class voters and young voters.
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As of 2012, 94 percent of academy voters were white and 77 percent of those voters were men.
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She won 66% of voters 45 and older, while Sanders was the favorite among younger voters, 18-44.
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Just 14% of registered Hispanic voters and 3% of black voters identify as members of the Republican Party.
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Kemp's office has purged thousands of voters, many of them voters of color, in the past five years.
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Johnson's backing spikes among younger voters; 21% of registered voters under age 2655 say they would back him.
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Even so, "very conservative" voters represented just 36 percent of the electorate while "moderate" voters were 33 percent.
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One of the characteristics distinguishing voters from nonvoters is the fact that nonvoters are more mobile than voters.
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Those figures do not indicate which candidate voters picked, only the party with which the voters are registered.
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That resulted in a sharp shift to Trump when assessing preferences among likely voters rather than registered voters.
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But Democratic voters, and voters in general, seem very clear in their preference that health care come first.
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Voters are angry at the political establishment and the political establishment doesn't much care for the voters either.
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Turnout among white voters rose by about 3%, while turnout among black voters is down by about 4.5%.
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She leads 88% to 4% among the state's black voters, but trails 20% to 66% among white voters.
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In the aforementioned same national polls, Biden does 17 points better among black voters than among white voters.
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He also does best with non-college graduates; more black voters than white voters lack a college degree.
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While more than half of white voters disapprove of the plan, even more non-white voters -- 64% -- disapprove.
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Voters passed Proposition 108, which allows all voters to participate in partisan primary elections, by a similar margin.
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And 50% of Trump voters said immigration impacted their vote — compared to just 24% of non-Trump voters.
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The South Carolina poll found Clinton winning all subgroups of voters, including men, women, white and black voters.
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The Florida survey includes 1,014 adults, including 264 likely Democratic primary voters and 313 likely Republican primary voters.
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Republicans lead among white voters by 2 points and among white voters without college degrees by 12 points.
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The poll surveyed 456 likely Texas Republican voters and 304 likely Texas Democratic voters from February 22-24.
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Asked about Bill O'Reilly: 76% of Clinton voters found the allegations credible, compared to 18% of Trump voters.
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The swing voters, as in most presidential elections of the past few decades, were white working-class voters.
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In both districts, they said a number of white voters were supporting the candidates backed by black voters.
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The polls of 884 likely voters in Florida and 870 likely voters in North Carolina, conducted between Nov.
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Rural white voters are turning out in droves, offsetting urban voters in cities like Cleveland, Miami, and Orlando.
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Sanders dominated among younger voters, particularly ages 18-29, but lost badly among voters aged 45 and up.
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The vast majority of voters in Pennsylvania voted via paperless machine, as did one in four voters nationwide.
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The intervention has sometimes produced a backlash among voters who resent national officials making the decision for voters.
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His gains among working-class white voters have come at an equal or greater cost among other voters.
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The large number of white voters in 2004 had big consequences for the Democratic share of white voters.
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Meanwhile, Blackburn is viewed favorably by 2628 percent of voters and viewed unfavorably by 28503 percent of voters.
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When data center on so-called "senior voters" or "elder voters," holes begin showing in Sanders's current surge.
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But Democrats hold a massive lead among black voters and a sizable double-digit advantage among Hispanic voters.
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For the first time, Hispanic voters will make up the largest minority within the electorate, surpassing black voters.
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The greatest suppressor of the black vote has not been restrictive voters' requirements but apathy among black voters.
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If voters are free to take photos, outsiders could also compel voters to take photos, Mr. Gardner said.
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Trump is viewed favorably by just 28503 percent of voters and unfavorably by more than half of voters.
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Maybe O'Rourke should have worked harder at winning over Republican voters, rather than focusing on identifying new voters.
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In short, Trump voters were more nationalistic than Clinton voters, but most Americans are bullish on American greatness.
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On Tuesday, African-American voters made up 29% of all voters and Jones won them 96% to 4%.
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At this point in the cycle, removed voters also affect net-registration more than newly registered voters do.
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Mr. Obama held a 93-3 percent lead among likely black voters (92 to 3 among registered voters).
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She leads Sanders, 68 to 27, among non-white voters, while the two are tied among white voters.
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Latino voters, like all American voters, consistently rank the economy as the No. 1 issue they care about.
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Non-white voters were much more likely to be concerned about voter suppression (71%) than white voters (51%).
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Even older GOP voters are worried that the GOP is hurting itself with younger voters on climate change.
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Puerto Rican voters, who have consistently supported Clinton, constitute the largest percentage of Latino voters in the state.
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They trailed Republicans by just 28500 points among white voters and 6900 points among voters without college degrees.
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Clinton's lead among newly registered voters isn't simply about an influx of voters who were previously ineligible, either.
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That's not simply unhelpful to the public discourse, it's a disservice to all voters, in particular black voters.
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The number of female voters has exceeded the number of male voters in every presidential election since 1964.
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Men (55%), nonwhite voters (55%) and Trump voters (52%) were the least likely to avoid discussing those matters.
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On Election Day, 250 voters had selected the Libertarian nominee, while 22 voters cast a write-in ballot.
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Pew found in multiple surveys major differences on immigration between Trump voters and non-Trump Republican primary voters.
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Once potential voters are identified, Democrats need to ensure organizers go into communities to build relationships with voters.
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Some have asked how racial resentment could be to blame when many Trump voters are former Obama voters.
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The difference in changes to consumer confidence perfectly matches the age divide between Trump voters and Clinton voters.
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It has a margin of error of 4.6 points for registered voters and 5 points for likely voters.
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The turnout machine her campaign built attracted a massive coalition of younger voters, well-educated voters and minorities.
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Black voters made up more than four in 10 voters in Alabama, and two in 10 in Texas.
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But younger voters aren't turning out in anywhere near the numbers that middle-aged (and older) voters are.
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And white voters make up 77 percent of the likely electorate, compared with 22016 percent among registered voters.
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The median income of these voters was $72,000, while the median income of Hillary Clinton voters was $61,000.
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Even before this episode, polls showed Mr. Buttigieg as far more popular with white voters than black voters.
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It would mean 227,22 new voters — more than three times the estimated number of new Puerto Rican voters.
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As others have said, gerrymandering means that instead of voters choosing their leaders, the leaders choose their voters.
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Early voting is usually a good measure of enthusiasm; lots of early voters means lots of decided voters.
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It gathered 4,416 responses in total, including 3,851 registered voters, 1,537 registered Democrats and 734 registered independent voters.
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It gathered 4,416 responses in all, including 3,851 registered voters, 1,537 registered Democrats and 734 registered independent voters.
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If anything, white voters are also overrepresented among voters who have died between 2012 and 2016 (76 percent).
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Sanders will also likely benefit from his strength with young white voters, young Latino voters, and liberal bros.
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College-educated white voters, paired with nonwhite voters, could profoundly endanger the G.O.P. in traditionally Republican, upscale districts.
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Hispanic voters make up 35 percent of undecided voters, compared with 234 percent of those who are decided.
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While 2628 percent of Republican voters approved of Trump, just 28503 percent of Democratic voters felt the same.
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Democratic primary voters are coalescing around former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign, except for, it seems, younger voters.
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Buttigieg continues to do well with white, educated moderate voters, but remains deeply underwater with non-white voters.
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According to entrance polls, he received support from just 9% of Latino voters and 2% of black voters.
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These voters, like most voters, believe that the values of the people are the health of the nation.
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Shouldn't Democratic voters be worried he would successfully scare voters away if Sanders becomes the party's standard-bearer?
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Sanders also won among white voters; Biden led among black voters in those early snapshots of the electorate.
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Sanders also won among white voters; Biden led among black voters in those early snapshots of the electorate.
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Historically, Pew's report notes, the voter turnout rates for immigrant eligible voters has lagged behind US-born voters.
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Fifty-four percent independent voters said they support impeachment, and 57 percent of suburban voters said the same.
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The party also held solid advantages among black and Hispanic voters, while white voters were almost evenly split.
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Young voters in the state (20183 and under) actually turned out at a rate similar to all voters.
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We found that our model was equally effective at turning out both voters of color and white voters.
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In a November poll of South Carolina voters conducted by Quinnipiac, Buttigieg received zero support from black voters.
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Voter suppression awaits millions of voters in November unless we organize against efforts to block and discourage voters.
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And he also drew strong support, as he did in 215, from younger voters and more liberal voters.
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It's true that the progressive left helped inspire enthusiasm, including a surge of new voters and young voters.
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While Donald Trump has shored up evangelical voters, the president is not doing as well with Mormon voters.
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The Monmouth University poll surveyed 838 registered voters, including 384 registered Democrats or Democratic-leaning voters, from Dec.
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By the time of the 1868 election, Alabama had 95,000 registered black voters and 75,000 registered white voters.
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The turnout probably increased among all major groups of voters — Hispanics, white Democrats, white Republicans — except black voters.
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Similarly, 69 percent of Democratic voters and 66 percent of independent voters also feel comfortable about the topic.
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"Our voters are mainly young voters," Ms. Appendino said after stepping out of the chandeliered City Hall chamber.
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Exit polls showed repeal voters, known as "Yes voters," winning by a margin of over two to one.
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The initial goal was 300,000 registered voters, so the extra 500,000 voters came as a surprise to organizers.
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"The most important data point is that 28 percent of Latino voters were first-time voters," said Alex.
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Fifty-one percent of the Democratic voters surveyed support Clinton and 2628 percent of GOP voters back Trump.
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This is in stark contrast to older voters, who are more likely to vote Republican than young voters.
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In Nevada, fewer voters have cast ballots thus far, about 41% of likely voters according to the poll.
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Already this year, voters in Wisconsin, Arkansas, North Carolina and elsewhere have left some voters without a ballot.
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By Sides's calculations, 9 percent of Obama voters supported Trump, while 5.4 percent of Romney voters supported Clinton.
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The most recent was in June 2017; voters chose statehood, although only 23 percent of voters turned out.
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Harris led the others in black voters (28 percent of her supporters) and college-educated voters (50 percent).
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Among all registered voters, the gap narrows slightly: 28 percent of voters prefer Democrats and 22 percent Republicans.
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It's one way that Republicans, including Trump, have held on to white voters as they've lost minority voters.
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We have a government by interest groups in which voters-qua-voters aren't really listened to at all.
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ET Florida: 93.9 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 48 percent Trump: 45 percent Colorado: 88.3 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 45.23 percent Trump: 43 percent Iowa: 78.5 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 45 percent Trump: 46 percent Wisconsin: 77.8 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 48 percent Trump: 43 percent Nevada: 79.8 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 46 percent Trump: 22.73 percent Ohio: 88.4 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 45 percent Trump: 46 percent Pennsylvania: 81.6 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 48 percent Trump: 45 percent New Hampshire: 84.3 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 47 percent Trump: 43 percent What it means: The VoteCastr data indicates that Hillary Clinton's tight lead among expected voters in swing states held steady throughout the day.
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ET Florida 74.9 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 49 percent Trump: 45 percent Colorado: 48.63 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 47 percent Trump: 42 percent Iowa: 55.9 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 45 percent Trump: 46 percent Wisconsin: 47.9 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 49 percent Trump: 43 percent Nevada: 58.7 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 45.23 percent Trump: 44 percent Ohio: 59.8 percent of expected total voters Clinton: 46 percent Trump: 45 percent Pennsylvania 45.9 percent of expected total voters Hillary: 48 percent Trump: 44 percent What it means: More than half of expected voters have already cast their ballots for president, and Hillary Clinton is on track to win key swing states barring a huge surge of Trump voters late in the day, according to VoteCastr's model.
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The poll surveyed 1,051 Florida voters, 1,042 Ohio voters, and 1,077 Pennsylvania voters between April 27-May 8th and each state's polling has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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By race, 42.1% of the ballots were sent to black voters, 30.8% to Native American voters, and 19.8% to white voters — 7.2% were either not designated or were Asian, other, or two more races.
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Instead of pitting voters of color against white working-class voters in an imaginary election, Democrats should target their policy proposals and political appeals to voters who bridge the gap: the black working class.
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According to an analysis from The Washington Post, the rate of returned ballots was much higher among white voters than those of African-American and Native American voters, who are typically Democratic-leaning voters.
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Ron Brownstein of The Atlantic has a smart analysis that shows Trump's strategy for winning is to trade younger voters for older ones, urban voters for rural ones, voters of color for white ones.
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Organizations working with other marginalized communities, including Latino voters, black voters, and Native American voters, have also noted that other racial groups are disproportionately affected by restrictions passed in the six years since Shelby.
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Voters in Michigan prefer a Democrat-controlled Congress by a margin of 48 to 35, while voters in Wisconsin gave Democrats an 8-point advantage and Pennsylvania voters give them a 85033-point advantage.
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He did poorly among black voters, and the surge of new voters were white suburbanites for Biden, not the young and disaffected voters Mr. Sanders has always believed he could bring into the process.
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There's clearly additional upside for Democrats if they could pair their recent gains among white voters with improvement among Hispanic voters (through some combination of persuasion, higher turnout among registrants and newly registered voters).
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Additionally, the poll found a wide partisan gap, with more than two-thirds of Republican voters saying their status had improved, compared to 2628 percent of independent voters and 28500 percent of Democratic voters.
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While Biden won big among black voters over the age of 60, with about three quarters of those voters supporting him, he and the Vermont senator ran about even among black voters under 133.
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Bloomberg said on Tuesday night he had done well among "swing voters" and "proved we can win the voters who will decide the general election," but it was unclear which voters he was citing.
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Sanders won 27 percent of the black vote and 51 percent of Latinx voters while Buttigieg won just 2 percent of black voters and 10 percent of Latinx voters, according to the Washington Post.
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A little over 75 percent of early voters are age 55 and older, with the median age of those early voters at 67 — a positive sign for the GOP, since older voters trend Republicans.
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The poll also shows varying degrees of concern among age groups that show younger voters being more concerned than older voters, though voters ages 28500 to 6900 are the most concerned, at 2628 percent.
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We've traditionally left them out of the politics, treated them as base voters, meaning they'll show up if we have an election, and not as persuasion voters, who need to have the same degree of intensity and intentionality in our campaigning as we give to majority voters, to white voters.
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The ANES also asks voters whether the Republicans or Democrats are more conservative, and found that some 15% of Trump voters thought the Democrats were the more conservative party (as did 6% of Clinton voters).
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It would be a demographic and generational disaster for Republicans to continue taking a wide range of positions that deeply alienate a generation of young voters, black voters and Hispanic voters in addition to women.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 3.83 percent of matched voters.
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The North Carolina study found that 703 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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Clinton won Nevada on the strength of Latino voters in 2008, yet faltered among black voters across the South who backed Obama by 80%, after he proved that he could win white voters in Iowa.
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Since the birth of the "Southern strategy" — appealing to racist white voters in the South to defect from the Democratic Party — the Republican Party has appealed much more to white voters than to nonwhite voters.
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Mega-donors continue to push average voters aside and the only push back voters have is for voters in Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, West Virginia and Pennsylvania to revolt if Democrats take them for granted.
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Abrams leads among African American voters by a 6900-point margin, younger voters by a 2628-point margin, women by a 28503-point margin and voters with a college degree by a seven-point margin.
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The 2018 map: Democrats are hoping to turn out Asian and Latino voters in the West and Southwest; African American voters in Milwaukee, St. Louis and Detroit; and millennial voters in New Hampshire and Maine.
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He said Ohio's process targets lower income voters and those of color and penalizes "voters who may already face obstacles in exercising the right to vote," and that "it disproportionately harms the most vulnerable voters."
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Their best bet will be to offer a sharper economic message, which offers at least some possibility of gain among Obama-Trump voters and Obama-Other voters, with little risk of alienating Romney-Clinton voters.
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Second, winning those voters while making more inroads among black voters is almost certainly enough to win the primary, and a populist economic message at the very least won't hurt attempts to woo black voters.
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And following Mitt Romney's paltry performance with voters of color, the Republican National Committee commissioned the Growth and Opportunity Project in 275, which showed that investments in voters of color, including black voters, was imperative.
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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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As the Los Angeles Times found in a 2012 report, Oscar voters were 94 percent white and 77 percent male, with Black voters eking out only two percent and Latinx voters making up even less.
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In a new poll of likely Democratic voters in New Hampshire, NBC/Marist found that Sanders performed best with voters under 45, at 35% support, and Buttigieg performed best with voters over 45, at 24%.
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Campaign reporters spend more time telling voters what voters think than they do relaying facts—on a particular policy proposal, on a particular bill a candidate may have voted on—voters might not know about.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 303, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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Black voters backed Clinton 91 percent to 1 percent, while Hispanic voters backed her 50 percent to 33 percent.
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The problem is that super-enthusiastic voters, and voters who barely pay attention, each only get one vote apiece.
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Black voters punch far above their share of the population in Democratic primaries, while other nonwhite voters do not.
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Trump ended up over-performing past Republican presidents with white, working class voters who were once reliable Democratic voters.
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But when you isolate Democratic voters by their ideology, you see that Biden is already struggling among liberal voters.
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She fell short among both minorities and young voters, as well as white working-class voters in the Midwest.
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While it's surely true of some Trump voters, it's grossly unfair as a blanket criticism of all Trump voters.
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Biden's 40 point lead among black voters was more than double his about 15 point lead among white voters.
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The Birmingham area has around 700,000 eligible voters while the City of London counting area has 183,000 eligible voters.
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It is almost certainly still the case that white voters strongly supported Moore and black voters overwhelmingly supported Jones.
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Remaining undecided voters were mostly poor, rural and female - voters who have opted for Mendoza as election day nears.
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So they turned out more voters, [but] they didn't turn out as many new voters as the Democrats did.
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This new agenda is needed to win back Obama voters who defected to Trump, especially working-class Midwestern voters.
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The poll said 85 percent of Remain voters and 80 percent of Leave voters thought Brexit had been mismanaged.
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"New Hampshire voters to pundits: We don't need your stinking lanes," by David Corn Why voters are so unsettled.
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In Idaho, where voters went for Donald Trump by 32 percentage points in 2016, voters overwhelmingly approved the measure.
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The company is commissioned to poll demographics that represent swing voters, and on EU membership that's Conservative Party voters.
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Sanders won self-identified "moderate" voters by 20 points, bigger than his 16-point margin with "somewhat liberal" voters.
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While Republicans traditionally struggle to attract younger voters, Trump has exacerbated that problem by seemingly turning away younger voters.
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Voters may say they care about corruption and ethics, but rarely does this issue mobilize voters on its own.
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What it suggests is that the simple formula—politicians make voters happier, voters return them to power—needs refinement.
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While white voter turnout has decreased, Latinos and Asians have historically lagged behind both black voters and white voters.
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If Clinton wins, her coalition will consist of women, college-educated voters and a swell of new Latino voters.
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More than 29 million Latinx voters will be eligible to vote in the 2018 midterms — 12.8% of eligible voters.
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Tougher measures to appease creditors will anger voters—and angry voters will alarm creditors, who fear Ms Fernández's return.
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The Democrat is now winning male voters, 2006% to 23.1%, and voters without a college degree, 48% to 44%.
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It's axiomatic that small groups of engaged voters beat large groups of apathetic voters ten times out of ten.
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Biden leads among black voters in the Palmetto State with 41%, while he's only at 103% among white voters.
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Women, suburban, white voters, middle-class voters on both coasts are really reacting to the rhetoric of the Republicans.
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So there are some voters out there, Independent voters, who are trying to decide between you or Donald Trump.
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The official party is somewhat out of step with its voters, still more Clintonite than many voters would like.
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Second, the swing voters who ultimately decide who will win the general election tend to be low-information voters.
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Young voters are consistently reliable Democratic Party supporters — the only age demographic Hillary Clinton won was voters under 44.
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Trump leads Clinton both among white voters with college degrees and white voters without college degrees in the state.
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He played up his success among Latino voters there, but acknowledged he need to do better among black voters.
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Rural voters could especially feel the impact if insurers leave the marketplace, and many of them are Trump voters.
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In the new Quinnipiac polls, white voters accounted for about 83 percent of voters in both Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Trump leads Cruz among newer GOP voters, somewhat conservative voters, non-tea partiers and non-evangelicals, the poll found.
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It has a margin of error of ±3.4 percentage points among all voters and ±7.1 points among Republican voters.
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The Democratic candidate won 89 percent of Democratic voters, and the Republican candidate won 90 percent of Republican voters.
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Most Tory voters want to leave, and Mr Cameron is ill-placed to woo young and working-class voters.
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Polls find a clear majority of Tory voters favour Leave, whereas some two-thirds of Labour voters back Remain.
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However, voters should not feel paralyzed by these efforts as there are resources to help voters navigate the process.
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Among white voters, 69 percent said they would vote "yes" on the proposition, while 65 percent of Hispanic voters.
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The poll's margin of error for likely voters is 4.4 percentage points and 4 percentage points for registered voters.
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Civitas polled 600 registered voters in the district from July 5-8, 543 of which were considered likely voters.
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The 2004 results for Hispanic voters, for instance, give Mr. Kerry a 58-to-2698 edge among Hispanic voters.
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Some 3.047 million Turkish voters are registered abroad, meaning the turnout of foreign voters currently stands at 48.8 percent.
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For the Democratic primary question when Clinton was factored in, 271 Democratic voters and 188 independent voters were surveyed.
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"We shouldn't have politicians choosing our voters; we should have voters choosing those who would serve them," Obama said.
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The same poll showed 69 percent of white voters backing Cruz, and 61 percent of Hispanic voters supporting O'Rourke.
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Kumar said the median age of white voters is 54, while the median age of Latino voters is 2023.
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Voters in Arkansas and North Carolina approved amendments requiring voters to present a photo ID to vote in person.
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For example, County Board member districts are often drawn to advantage rural voters over city voters, or vice versa.
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In the plebiscite, 97 percent of voters picked statehood, but only 23 percent of voters went to the polls.
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How do you persuade Republican voters younger voters and America to trust you, the people who feared Trump's racist.
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On the other hand, there are far more undecided voters and minor-party voters in 2016 than in 2012.
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Republican voters are split, with 46 percent of voters in favor of the bill versus 42 percent against it.
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Tester also holds double-digit edges with female voters and young voters between the ages of 2202 and 2628.
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The modern primary process has instilled in voters a strong expectation that parties will follow the will of voters.
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If a significant number of voters believe that Cruz is ineligible, those voters can cast ballots for other candidates.
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Clinton could win enough well-educated white voters and nonwhite voters to swamp Mr. Trump's white working-class gains.
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She has over 2628 percent support among African-Americans, voters over 28503, women and voters who identify as Democrats.
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Clinton's coalition of women, older voters and nonwhites, and Mr. Sanders's base of whites, rural voters and young people.
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Clinton has always excelled among black voters, but the leanings of other nonwhite voters are somewhat less clear. Mrs.
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And black voters' share of early voters has declined in Florida since 2012, despite an increased early voting period.
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Progressive voters will not support a moderate Democratic candidate, and moderate voters will not support a progressive Democratic candidate.
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Sanders is the nominee, you have one that can resonate … with white working-class voters, but not black voters.
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The Ohio governor is viewed negatively by 28500 percent of GOP voters, and Cruz by 6900 percent of voters.
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Sure, there has been talk of Clinton's dominance among African-American voters, and, to a lesser extent, Hispanic voters.
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There's a "bandwagon effect" that sees voters, especially low-information voters, flock to the candidate most expected to win.
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But it's not clear that this is a narrative Michigan's voters — particularly Michigan's Democratic primary voters — will find persuasive.
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It is the main source of news for 19 percent of 2016 voters, including 40 percent of Trump voters.
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Meanwhile, white voters give Republicans a 2-point lead and white voters without college degrees a 12-point lead.
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The margin of error for registered voters is 5.66 percentage points and for likely voters is 6 percentage points.
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The Democrat runs up the margins among minority voters, leading by 65 points among black, Hispanic and Asian voters.
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White voters made up about two-thirds in each state, while Latino voters were roughly 5% in each state.
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In Michigan, where black voters made up roughly 1 in 19523 Democratic voters, Biden beat Sanders by 37 points.
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Can the leftward movement of Democratic voters find an echo among independent and moderate voters in the general electorate?
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Exposure to trade is even less important for far-right voters in Europe than it is for Trump voters.
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Sanders won those voters by double-digits, while Biden won overwhelmingly with voters who opposed a government-run system.
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In 2015, voters overwhelmingly backed a (nonbinding) referendum that would transfer school board control from the mayor to voters.
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In districts where fewer than 25 percent of voters are nonwhite, there's no gap between likely and registered voters.
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"Romney-Clinton" voters are generally the sort of highly educated, affluent, more moderate voters who disapprove of Donald Trump.
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Meanwhile, it disenfranchised tens of thousands of Kansans, who were disproportionately younger voters or voters with no party affiliation.
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Some primary voters may be eager for change, but other voters like having powerful people represent them in Congress.
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Clinton by winning in Iowa, a state dominated by white voters, that black voters began to coalesce around him.
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For Republicans now, the argument that urban voters distort statewide races may justify policies urban voters do not want.
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In the abstract, voters are supportive; the problems arise when the same voters are told key details, including costs.
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Will Democratic voters longing for another Obama and the minority voters who strayed from Hillary want an African-American?
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Sanders tends to do better with younger voters of color, while Biden fares well with older voters of color.
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That includes nine out of 10 voters in Washington and eight out of 10 voters in Michigan and Missouri.
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Even those who back Ms. Bush expect many voters, and older black voters in particular, to support Mr. Clay.
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What we do know about younger voters generally is that they vote at a lower rate than older voters.
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While Sanders has incorporated Hispanic voters into his progressive coalition, he has failed to bring African American voters around.
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Biden leads by 10 points among white voters, with voters of other races giving Biden a 17-point lead.
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Black voters went overwhelmingly for Jones, while far fewer white Trump voters appear to have turned out for Moore.
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While black voters helped Jones win, organizers said black voters aren't enough to sustain Democratic energy into future elections.
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His voters share roughly the same demographic profile as European far-right voters: white, male, and relatively less educated.
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Biden fares better with older voters, who typically are reliable voters but are more vulnerable to the coronavirus disease.
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The former Los Angeles mayor said wealthy voters rejected his message — and working class voters failed to turn out.
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There's one catch: Hispanic voters make up at least 22012 percent of eligible voters in all of these districts.
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And indeed, Mr. Buttigieg's support is strongest among educated white voters; he is weakest among black and Hispanic voters.
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Biden, on the other hand, pulls in his strongest support from older voters, polling highest with voters over 60.
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Whether the film is as much of a hit with Oscar voters as Globes voters remains to be seen.
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And Biden's combination of older voters and African American voters has proven inaccessible to the new group of challengers.
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" The report continued: "Critical are big losses among white voters with no college degree, white men and independent voters.
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Mail-in absentee voters traditionally tend to be Republicans, while voters who file provisional ballots tend to be Democrats.
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The law discouraged 8.3 percent of white registered voters, researchers found, compared to 27.5 percent of African-American voters.
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Clinton leads among black voters, 2628 percent to 28500 percent, and among Hispanic voters, 6900 percent to 2628 percent.
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It is 3.9 for the sample of 852 registered voters and 4.3 for results among the 723 likely voters.
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But he said he understands why isolating the party riles its voters — and some conservative Christian Democrat voters, too.
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Nina Turner is on the ground reminding older voters that Sanders often polls higher among younger African American voters.
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In Texas, Hispanic voters made up roughly a third of Democratic primary voters in 22016, according to exit polls.
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These polls represent registered voters nationwide, rather than likely voters in the battleground states likeliest to decide the presidency.
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These voters look much more like the Obama base than the Obama-Trump voters who supported Democrats in 2018.
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The theory was that undecided voters, or voters still with O'Malley, would move toward the challenger, and they did.
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Early voters in Montana didn't have the same luxury — the state doesn't allow early voters to change their minds.
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Even in looking ahead to the general election, there's a big difference between Americans, registered voters, and likely voters.
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Typically, likely voters in midterm elections are a bit more Republican-leaning than the broader pool of registered voters.
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The lawsuit was filed by a number of Democratic voters and by the League of Women Voters of Michigan.
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The PPP poll of 896 registered voters and 443 GOP primary voters was conducted between May 85033 and 15.
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Older voters are typically more reliable voters, and they are the ones not as engaged on the climate issue.
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However, early voters and election-day voters participate in what are in fact different elections whose results get combined. .
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"Black voters, other voters of color, and progressives can claim this victory as theirs," he said in a statement.
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Warren, meanwhile, leads him by 6900 points among voters aged 2628-28503 and by 22019 points among white voters.
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During the marches on Saturday, the League of Women Voters and others were signing up new voters in droves.
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"The challenge is young voters are new voters," Carolyn DeWitt, president and executive director of Rock the Vote, said.
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CBS surveyed 1,194 likely voters in New Jersey and 586 likely Democratic voters from May 31 to June 3.
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Trump is at 54 percent approval among white voters, 32 percent among Latinos and 12 percent among black voters.
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It is 4.1 for the sample of 851 registered voters and 4.6 for results among the 693 likely voters.
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"Because of these partisan districts, politicians are actually choosing their voters instead of voters choosing their politicians," said Rep.
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But, more than just being a group of voters, black voters have often voted in blocs in presidential primaries.
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And that just happens to be among the top issues for voters at large and most especially Democratic voters.
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Seventy-six percent of male voters actively sought out news and information, compared to 69 percent of female voters.
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Clinton overemphasized race and gender in her appeals to voters and neglected the pain of working-class white voters.
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"If they're worried about younger voters," he said, "the solution is to get more younger voters on their side."
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Laser focus on persuadable/undecided voters Know your persuadable/undecided voters backwards and forwards, and speak to them often.
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We don't invest in persuading voters of colors, particularly black voters, that the action of voting is actually meaningful.
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According to an exit poll of early voters, Clinton's campaign contacted twice as many American voters as Trump's did.
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BETTER WORSE White Clinton voter 83% 12 5 56 33 10 Asian (all voters) 54 34 423 Black (all voters) 46 38 16 Hispanic (all voters) White Trump voter 35 30 35 NO DIFFERENCE NO DIFFERENCE BETTER WORSE White Clinton voter 83% 12 5 Asian (all voters) 453 33 10 Black (all voters) 54 291 29 Hispanic (all voters) 273 227 258 White Trump voter 242 553 255 By The New York Times | Source: analysis of American National Election Studies data by Eric Kaufmann.
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