Sentence examples for election behaviour from inspiring English sources

But David Cameron is hardly Mr Popular, and seems to be mimicking his general election behaviour: periodically rolling up his sleeves, and saying he's getting on with it.

Election behaviour is often closer to the mass than to the public, when taboos on discussing controversial topics lead each person to make up his mind privately on the basis of what he gleans from the mass media of communication.

The Howard government insisted that what Labor dubbed "regional rorts" was all just normal election-campaign behaviour, but an audit report finally released in the dying days of the 2007 campaign begged to differ, with a raft of damning findings, including that departmental recommendations against funding some of the projects had been overturned by Coalition ministers.

(Full disclosure: I was a Liberal candidate in both the 2007 and 2011 provincial elections, and my behaviour in the latter landed me on Wikipedia under "Controversies").

The key to Sunday's election will be the behaviour of those disillusioned Syriza voters.

Morten says he was going to tip off the police after the election and excuses his behaviour: "All I did was wash the stairs and the doors.

A ROUND-UP of some of this morning's top stories in EuropeViktor Yushchenko, president of Ukraine, has dissolved parliament and called fresh elections, citing the unconstitutional behaviour of his pro-Russian prime minister, Viktor Yanukovich.

At the election count, Ward said the behaviour of Respect was an "enormous step back for community cohesion in Bradford".

With this in mind, the court ultimately upheld two of the three findings of unlawful behaviour by the election court.

But Juan Molinar, the PAN's spokesman, still says the PRI's behaviour during the election undermined faith in the pact.

Their behaviour over the election debates leads me to believe they suddenly have grossly inflated and misguided ideas of their own importance".