Sentence examples for based on voters from inspiring English sources

I have estimated extremism scores for this year's Republican candidates by combining data from the three principal objective methods that are used to estimate ideology, one based on Congressional voting, one based on fund-raising contributions and the other based on voters' assessments of the candidates' ideology in polls.

If no candidate receives 50percentt of the "first-choice" vote, the bottom candidate is eliminated and their votes distributed based on voters' second preference.

Social choice theory, and not game theory, had more application, he suggested, explaining that if the parties used approval rating polls (based on voters' opinion of candidates) rather than plurality polls (based on voters' first-choice candidate), that would help cut down on the influence of extreme politicians in the primaries.

That is real power.Living with mediacracyMost Americans are uncomfortable with the idea that Mr Reiner has more influence than a senator, whose legitimacy is based on voters' free endorsement at the ballot box.

They said they used a list of potential voters in Luzerne County -- an area pinned down through the ZIP codes of those most likely to be Democrats, based on voters currently registered with the party.

The Electoral Commission has suggested that electoral data for boundary reviews should be based on voters registered at election times, as opposed to a date in between elections when registration levels are particularly low.

Mr. Doar prosecuted some of the most notorious cases of murder and violence in the South in the '60s, and was instrumental in changing the region's pattern of race-based politics based on voter discrimination.

We can say more about our citizen forecasting model, which was based on voter expectations of who would win.

Based on voter surveys, he and John Podesta, the former Clinton administration chief of staff, are urging a populist message that Democrats are fighting for the middle class against corporations.

But based on voter turnout in years past, not all 80percentt are going to vote in November, so some polls use a series of questions to determine who is most likely to vote.

That was based on voter prediction data provided by the party's hired strategists, Lynton Crosby and Jim Messina, which suggested, even until Thursday morning, that May was on course to seize Labour seats.