Opponents of any change have voiced fears that the S.E.C. proposal would allow creeping takeovers and could lead to the election of "special-interest directors" beholden perhaps to labor unions or environmental groups.
Election factor only of interest to that rare breed of voter that likes nothing more than voting, and wants even more opportunity to do so more often.
When Homer is chosen by the Republicans to pick their candidate for the next presidential election, his lack of interest in the current candidates leads him to choose Ted Nugent.
The pre-election talk show of interest takes place in Westminster tomorrow night, when members of the Sports Journalists Association quiz the parliamentary trio of sports minister Helen Grant (left), her Labour shadow Clive Efford and Lib Dem spokesman John Leech (no, we didn't know they had one, either).
Each side has its advocates in the daily fray, leveling ever escalating accusations of election theft and conflict of interest.
Certainly Brexit, the U.S. election, the ongoing threat of interest rate hikes and the attendant uncertainty may have spooked IPO investors for short periods of time.
But on big elections with a lot of interest — like Super Tuesday — it tends to move pretty well.
He out-negotiated the center-left government, avoiding reforms to the electoral law that could have helped his rival Francesco Rutelli win the election, without yielding on a conflict-of-interest law that would force him to sell off media assets.
If our theory about the reasons for online information seeking holds true, then the volume of attention in the build-up phase before the election should be an indicator of the general level of interest in that election (in particular, whether people are considering a vote at all), and therefore a predictor for the overall turnout in each country.
Perhaps the only unchallenged result of the Florida election has been a surge of interest in better voting technology.
