Chockler and Halpern (2004) rely on examples where the unit of change is straightforward either single votes in the election example, or shooting versus not shooting in the marksman example.
A couple of pre-election examples: Obama"s International Socialist Connections "Blogger Steve Bartin, who has been following Obama's career and involvement with the Chicago socialists, has uncovered a fascinating video showing Obama campaigning for openly socialist Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont"., Is Obama a socialist?
The elective symbols denoted election operators for example the election operator red when applied to a class would elect (select) the red items in the class.
Franklin Roosevelt's victory in 1936 and Ronald Reagan's 1980 election are examples.
The 2000 election, for example, was not especially close.
In the 1996 presidential election, for example, voter turnout scarcely hovered above 50 percent in both states.
I don't think the last election, for example, was that surprising.
He talked with detachment and understanding about the "dump Nixon" movement in the Republican Party in the 1956 election, for example.
Before April's parliamentary election, for example, hardly anyone predicted the presidential contest would turn out like this.
In the 2000 election, for example, Al Gore won 677 counties and George Bush 2,434, but Gore received more total votes.
During the 2012 election, for example, President Barack Obama had 100 staff members on his data analytics team.
