They pushed county election officials to apply the strictest interpretation of the rules.
Ninety years on, Tony Blair needs no further election victory to apply the coup de graçe to the House of Lords.
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Perhaps the most important finding in today's poll, however, is that the old distinction between UK and Scottish elections has ceased to apply".
Winger advised that in most states, so-called sore-loser laws, which ban a candidate who loses a primary from switching parties for a general election, have been shown not to apply to presidential elections, because presidential party nominations are not won or lost in any one state.
In his 2001 election campaign, he promised to apply the business acumen that had helped him to become Italy's richest man to make all Italians richer.
The classic Democratic path -- running to the left in a primary and tacking back to the center in a general election -- appears not to apply much in Mr. Kerry's case, his aides say: after all, he ran well to the right of Howard Dean tax cuts for the middle class, trade, the war in Iraq and gay marriage.
For Liberal Democrats as they survey a second successive year of carnage at the local elections, the simile might seem to apply equally well to their own dilemma, trapped in a coalition from which there is no obvious way out.
and Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis)., expressed their hope that Congress could enact the law in time for it to apply to elections this fall.
Plurality voting, which had previously been enacted legislatively to apply to federal elections, was extended to state elections.
