single-issue

[ sing-guhl-ish-oo ]

adjective

1. pertaining or devoted to one public issue only, especially a political one:

   single-issue voters.

Example Sentences

He also began campaigning for the legalisation of cannabis and stood for election to Parliament in 1997 on a single-issue ticket of reforming drugs laws.

From BBC

It’s a single-issue presidential election for a galvanized percentage of Americans who see the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v.

From Los Angeles Times

“You know, the left has a lot of single-issue voters,” Moreno said.

From Salon

In a now-viral moment during a Warren County town hall in September, Moreno accused suburban women of being single-issue voters when it comes to abortion rights, singling out older women and calling it "a little crazy" to prioritize abortion access in their voting decisions.

From Salon

The true single-issue voters are the misogynists Shroyer is pandering to with his video.

From Salon