Sentence examples for analysis of elections from inspiring English sources
The VTPs analysis of elections has shown that registration problems, poor ballot design, and careless polling place procedures dominate the way votes are lost.
The keys are based on a retrospective analysis of elections from 1860 (the beginning of the modern Republican vs. Democratic era) to 1980 and using a theoretical model, not random data-mining.
Mr. Silver has been upfront about his political views, writing in 2008 that he was a supporter of President Obama and that he had voted for Democratic candidates "the majority of the time (though by no means always)." On Thursday, he said the blog is a "pretty down-the-middle analysis of elections and other issues, including nonpolitical issues".
In May, The Miami Herald said of the purge: Hispanic, Democratic and independent-minded voters are the most likely to be targeted in a state hunt to remove thousands of noncitizens from Florida's voting rolls, a Miami Herald computer analysis of elections records has found.
According to an analysis of elections from 1952 to 2008 by political scientists Robert Erikson and Christopher Wlezien, polls that are conducted 50 days before the election predict about 75percentt of the variance in the actual vote.
I'm guessing this was the first time Stewart featured a psephologist (which is an expert in the study and scientific analysis of elections -- okay, so I did look it up).
After conducting an exhaustive analysis of election-crime prosecutions since 2000, it identified only seven convictions for impersonation fraud.
Broadcasting regulations state: "Discussion and analysis of election and referendum issues must finish when the poll opens".
The New Yorker, November 14 , 1964P. 235 Analysis of election results & speculation on what might have happened if Goldwater had won.
Obama won at least 69 delegates in the North Carolina and Indiana primaries, according to an analysis of election returns by the Associated Press.
Analysis of election results & speculation on what might have happened if Goldwater had won.
