Demographic Analysis

noun A state in a political election where the outcome is uncertain and could swing either way between different political parties.

• The presidential candidates are focusing their campaigns on winning over swing states.
• I heard Ohio is a swing state this election.
• Swing states can really shake things up in an election.
• In the world of politics, swing states are like the undecided voters of the country.

noun a group of people who are perceived to vote as a unified block in elections, often based on shared characteristics or interests

• Politicians often pander to certain communities in order to secure their vote bank.
• The politician is only interested in his vote bank and doesn't care about the overall welfare of the people.
• The party is trying to woo the vote bank with promises they know they won't keep.
• The artist's controversial statements alienated a large portion of his fan vote bank.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun

• The social demographic of the neighborhood is quite diverse, with a mix of different age groups and income levels.
• The social demographic of our group chat mainly consists of young adults in their twenties.
• I'm not really sure about the social demographic of that new club, but I heard it's mostly college kids.
• The social demographic of the online gaming community reflects a global melting pot of cultures and backgrounds.