1.   And the more ideological the political issues, the less interested mainstream voters seem to be.

2.   At the same time they were wooing mainstream voters, though, Libertarians, particularly in Maricopa County, were reaching out to a new breed of disenfranchised voters.

3.   Blair is a devout pragmatist who wants to change Britain without frightening mainstream voters.

4.   Buchanan is frequently accused of speaking in code to excite bigots without alienating mainstream voters.

5.   But a bigger factor in the lack of a threat from the left is its general disconnection from mainstream voters these days.

6.   But parts of the Good Friday agreement also unnerve mainstream voters.

7.   But, by courting them with such policies, they may alienate mainstream voters.

8.   Cozying up to Beijing is not popular with mainstream voters either.

9.   If Powell tips too far to the right on questions like slowing the growth of Medicare spending, this argument goes, he alienates mainstream voters.

10.   In newspaper ads showing himself and Hume, Adams has left out the name of Sinn Fein, a tactic to attract mainstream Catholic voters.