Sentence examples for effect of voting from inspiring English sources

In model 3 (Table  2) after simultaneously including socioeconomic position, neighborhood deprivation, age and sex, the effect of voting turnout on health check participation rendered statistically non-significant.

The 2001 ruling in Maine, allowing people to vote if they understood the nature and effect of voting and could make a choice, was considered a model.

In 2008, scientists from Duke University and the University of Michigan analyzed the biological effects of voting on more than 150 voters.

But critics of Section 5 — like Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. — would rather not consider the real-life effects of voting changes on minority voters in historically discriminatory areas.

In this introduction to the symposium devoted to analysing the design, purpose, and effects of voting advice applications, we briefly discuss the literature on these tools for voters, articulate the aims of the symposium, and summarise the six contributions.

"This new breed of 'bulk' partisan gerrymandering distorts statewide votes, systematically diluting the effect of votes based on political affiliation and leading to the election of congressional and state legislative delegations that do not represent the will of the voters," they wrote.

Around two-thirds of their votes helped secure seats for both parties.Another effect of tactical voting is that the Tories remain second behind the Lib Dems in 39 of the latter's seats.

First, we analyzed voting patterns in each of the nation's 3,100 counties to estimate the effect of early voting laws on turnout.

Our research shows that when early voting is combined with same-day registration — that is, you can register to vote and cast an early ballot on the same day — the depressive effect of early voting disappears.

The effect of this voting is to substantially weaken the hand of the U.S. Department of Justice to require the voting formulas of states to be pre-cleared by the Justice Department.

In the final of the auxiliary analyses, I explore the effect of using voting, rather than volunteering, as the measure of social cohesion.