Significados de alienate voters en inglés

The more the ANC keeps Zuma at the helm, the more it will alienate voters.

Even Hillary Clinton congratulated Haley, doubtless glad to avoid another issue that could alienate voters in more winnable southern states.

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, and their proposed costly expansion of government programs, will alienate voters in battleground states.

Mr Cameron says that same-sex marriage will ''make society stronger,'' but many of his colleagues insist the plans will alienate voters.

It needs to get its fiscal house in order, but cutting the outlay on populist schemes would alienate voters, already upset over stubbornly high inflation.

But recent polls indicate the lengthy primary season may actually be alienating voters.

Instead he sided with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad thereby alienating voters by now turned protestors.

He riled up his unshakeable base at the cost of alienating voters he needs.

The campaign has further alienated voters who were already disaffected.

But she is also keen to avoid alienating voters that might ordinarily support her conservatives.

European leaders are wary of alienating voters by committing more troops to the unpopular war in Afghanistan.

This has undermined our democratic process, alienated voters, and prevented people from engaging in any real political debate.

Many leaders caution against alienating voters by moving too fast on integration, which they say has alienated voters.

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Fernandez may take it slow to avoid alienating voters ahead of a mid-term election, scheduled for October next year.

As the candidates spend millions of dollars attacking each other, polls show the lengthy nominating contest may be alienating voters.