Sentence examples for elections model from inspiring English sources

If you had an elections model based on horse-race polls and consumer confidence right now, you'd run the risk of double-counting Mr. Obama's gains, since in this case the consumer confidence figures seemed to have been influenced by electoral politics more than the other way around.

You can also encourage students to reflect on the massive impact of money on our political process, including ways they can act on it long-term, like the Maine, Arizona and Vermont clean elections model that I discuss in my Soul of a Citizen book on civic engagement.

At the same time, he struck an uncertain note about the centerpiece of what advocates are proposing: putting in place a financing system for state elections, modeled after the one used in New York City, which matches small donations with public money.

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, embracing a top priority of government reformers and liberal groups, asked the Legislature on Tuesday to enact a system of public financing for state elections, modeled after one used in New York City.

Protect Our Democracy will seek lower limits on political donations, greater transparency and regulatory enforcement, and a system of public financing for state elections modeled after the one that is used in New York City.

Turnbull noted that leaders of the Coalition and Labor including Malcolm Fraser, Gough Whitlam, Paul Keating, John Howard, Kim Beazley and Bob Carr had been "united" against the direct election model.

I suppose we can be even more detail oriented once we get the general election model up and running.

We'll be using this individual-level voter data in other ways as we roll out the general election model.

They urged a No vote on the basis that if the referendum were defeated there would be another referendum on a direct election model within a few years.

Meanwhile, party operatives, crunching the unfriendly numbers, are rethinking the red state versus blue state election model mastered by tacticians like Karl Rove.

But it's not clear the Reagan election model can work in the 21st century, as America's population has become more diverse.