Although Tunisian electors in the Île-de-France were free to register/vote in the polling station of their choice, this paper assumes for the sake of the analysis that most voted in a polling station close to their place of residence.
Although the elector Palatine served as "director" of the union, its leading spirit was the chairman of its military council, Prince Christian of Anhalt-Bernburg, and he immediately sought to expand the alliance.
Although the Elector wavered somewhat in his allegiance to Louis XIV, his resolve to continue fighting against Leopold I and the Grand Alliance was stiffened when news arrived that Tallard's reinforcements – some 35,000 men – would soon be in Bavaria.
Electors, although often personally eminent, independent and respectable, officially became voluntary party lackeys and intellectual nonentities".
Although suburban Asian electors helped New Labour to power in outer London constituencies that the party had never won before, like Harrow and Brent North in 1997, there is a danger of taking minority voters for granted.
The Electoral College will select the 45th president of the United States on December 19, 2016 and many political science experts predict that, although there is no Constitutional requirement that Electors must vote for the candidate to which they are pledged, they are unlikely to vote against the Election Day results for a number of reasons.
Although Virginia had elected electors pledged to both Van Buren and Johnson, the state's 23 "faithless electors" refused to vote for Johnson, leaving him one electoral vote short of a majority.
The last record for electors defecting against a living candidate was set in 1808 with six — although 63 Democratic electors in 1872 did not vote for their party's nominee Horace Greeley because he died after the general election. .
It simplifies choices for electors.
In the event only 66% of electors did so.
Regarding the specific question to the referendum, we show that it would be rejected by electors.
