San Francisco may soon become a national model for election reform.
David Cameron is planning to use John Major's successful 1992 campaign victory against Neil Kinnock as a model for the next election, portraying himself as the underdog against high-tax and high-spending Labour.
As the Massachusetts results reverberated on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, Republicans said they saw Mr. Brown's triumph over the much better known Democrat, Attorney General Martha Coakley, as a model for their 2010 election strategy.
Alan I. Abramowitz, an Emory University professor who has developed a model for forecasting presidential elections, said that economic data in the months before Election Day make less of a difference because most people have made up their minds well before then.
Regardless of how influential that company really was in Trump's surprise victory, the video reveals how Cambridge Analytica approached the American election as a model for how they would influence elections in nations around the world.
Rafal Pankowski, a sociology professor at Collegium Civitas in Warsaw, expects Tuesday's U.S. election result will further embolden these parties and will serve as a model for them in the 2017 elections.
Earlier this election season we highlighted a public-private cooperative effort in Humboldt County, CA that should be the model for election departments across the USA.
Justin Lenzi, a 23-year-old chess coach who attends San Francisco State University, said he saw Mr. Milk, who was murdered inside City Hall here shortly after the 1978 election, as a model for activism.
Britain, often held up as a model for how to hold a proper election, only in 2010 began to have televised live debates among the party leaders vying to be prime minister.
The election provides a model for opposition forces in other African countries, in many cases small splintered groups arrayed around personalities or ethnicity, who often lose power because of a failure to unite forces.
