Sixteen Länder means as many elections: an average of one every three months.
In the 2004, 2008, and 2012 elections, an average of just three states shifted partisanship by more than 5percentt.
In cases where a pre-election hearing was held, the election occurred an average of 124 days after the petition was filed.
So far this year, pollsters have put out more than 400 national Presidential general election polls, an average of about two per day; if the 2012 election is any guide, pollsters will be releasing as many as four per day as Election Day nears.
In cases where a hearing is held, the election occurs an average of 124 days after the petition is filed.
His audience has been cut in half since the last presidential election, to an average of just 725,000 viewers a night.
A convention in March 1982 established the party's basic principles, and in November the party fielded seven candidates in the general election, winning an average of 1 percent of the vote in the constituencies contested.
After analysing tens of millions of tweets sent from US accounts between June 2015 and December 2017, they found references to embarrassment and variants on the word had risen 45% since the election, from an average of 909 per million to 1,319 per million.
As my colleague Brian Stelter reported last month, Mr. King's audience has been cut in half since the presidential election, to an average of just 725,000 viewers a night, a number that ranked him far behind Sean Hannity on Fox News, Rachel Maddow on MSNBC and even at times behind the relatively new "Joy Behar Show" on HLN, CNN's sister network.
Consequently, the stock market loves pre-election years rising an average of 19.4% over the past 14 election cycles.
Since the ratification of White House term limits, five out of the six two-term presidents have lost seats after re-election -- an average of 29 in the House and six in the Senate, according to election analyst Charlie Cook.
