But from a purely electoral perspective, that's not a terrible thing to be.
So chances are that a December date would diminish the importance of New Hampshire from an electoral perspective, both because it is so disconnected from the rest of the calendar and because Mr. Romney's rivals might have more of an excuse for a poor performance there.
(John Cassidy has a post on her speech, too; he thought that it was the moment the G.O.P finally fell in love with Romney, though maybe not the right Romney, from an electoral perspective, since Ann is not on any ballots).
"When Lehman Brothers collapsed in the fall I knew pretty much right away that... from an electoral strategy perspective, the campaign was finished," he said.
With Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio at the top of a ticket and Kasich at the bottom, Republicans would dramatically increase their chance of winning from a pure electoral math perspective.
"But from the historical perspective, the electoral outcome was the best solution," he concluded.
From the perspective of electoral politics, there would be little preventing him from implementing such a policy and, indeed, he is likely to find support from large sections of the American public.
In Britain, the TV debate and the prospect of electoral reform, from my limited perspective, seems to have renewed youth interest in voting.
Citizens for Global Solutions' board member, Tony Fleming, has written a blog, Global Memo, that I highly recommend following if you want an inside perspective in UN electoral politics.
The personal ethical challenge I am having is that he just left his black bag here -- full of binders, charts, strategy points, playbooks, schedules, all of that -- possibly the Republican electoral game plan from his perspective.
Finally, the study will provide the assessment of the electoral system from a disability policy perspective using the DisCo policy framework.
