"All the evidence is that in two and a half years much can change so don't try and predict very much from a single by-election.
If Prime Minister Tony Blair calls a general election for May, as expected, his government will be the first since the war not to have lost a single by-election.
With a majority of just one in the hung parliament and Gillard having to rely on the support of three independents and a Greens MP to govern, a single by-election could spell disaster for her.
Ramirez scored on a single by Scott Van Slyke.
He scored on a single by Adrian Gonzalez.
Using an experimental design and a dynamic information board (Lau and Redlawsk, 2006), subjects participate in a mock election where they are asked to gather information about a single election or multiple elections.
Abolition, women's suffrage, and the reforms of the New Deal and the Great Society were not fast or easy wins, nor were they brought about by a single election or by a President handing change down like manna from heaven.
Rather, she argued that, whatever the flaws, carefully encrypted computers are far more reliable than paper ballots, which can potentially be manipulated by a single rogue election official.
This, however, is not a single pan-European election, but 15 elections, held country-by-country according to national rules, between June 10th and June 13th.
"The fact that not a single chief election official has been contacted by the Trump administration about the 'Pence Commission' reveals that people in the Administration know that the President's comments about millions of illegal votes in 2016 are baseless assertions without any actual evidence.
One of the reasons Thailand's recent general election was annulled was because of a failure to abide by its constitution and hold it in a single day.The Election Commission in Delhi retorts that India is different.
