Sentence examples for Electoral model from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the Lib Dems are in a weak position to demand a more proportional electoral model from Mr Cameron after this result.

(A referendum on the alternative-vote electoral model, which the Lib Dems prefer over Westminster's first-past-the-post system, is part of the deal).

And unlike in systems based on proportional representation, our winner-take-all electoral model creates some of the highest barriers to entry for political outsiders of any democracy on earth.

This electoral model spread throughout the postcommunist region because of both shared perceptions by opposition groups of similar local conditions and the existence of transnational democracy promotion networks that included local, regional and American participants.

On the same day voters might reject the alternative-vote electoral model for Westminster that will be offered to them in a referendum (holding it was part of Mr Clegg's original bargain with Mr Cameron).

In the wake of the white paper, a June civil referendum organized by the Occupy Central founders overshot the expected 100,000 voters to attract 800,000 voters for an electoral model involving civil nominations as a device to bypass Beijing's control.

Translate that into seats on the basis of five different online electoral models (May 2015, Election Forecast, Elections Etc, Poll Observatory and the Guardian) and the Tories maintain their advantage.

In the fall of 2004, my colleagues and I started the first day-by-day electoral odds model, published in MIT's student newspaper, The Tech.

Speaking of, I haven't seen an electoral college model of what happens if Hurricane Sandy shears off the entire Eastern Seaboard, but I'm sure someone is doing one.

Granted, there are probably more electoral-prediction models by now than candidates for public office, and it's a safe bet that Michael Bloomberg will be reëlected without consulting any of them.

In a time electoral exile, this model is a singular ray of hope.