Is it in keeping with the constitutional values of America to have the presence of undocumented immigrants in urban areas, for example, dilute the vote of rural voters?
With this methodology, we must distinguish the strength of recommendation and the level of agreement (or disagreement) obtained from the vote of the experts; for example, it is possible to propose a weak recommendation with a strong agreement.
By cutting a ruinous subsidy on paddy fertiliser, for example, he lost the votes of many peasant farmers.
If a government cuts the salaries of 500,000 public employees, for example, it probably loses the votes of those workers without necessarily getting much credit from the rest of the electorate.
The congressman said that in Ohio, for example, True The Vote has targeted nine of 13 districts won by President Barack Obama in 2008.
In Tennessee on Tuesday, for example, the combined vote for Senator John Edwards of North Carolina and retired Gen. Wesley K. Clark exceeded Mr. Kerry's own winning 42percentt by 8 points, suggesting that he might have been more vulnerable there to a single son of the South than a pair.
In the electoral college that selects the party leader, for example, the proportion of votes controlled by the unions was reduced from 40 percent to one-third; the other two-thirds were divided equally between the PLP and the CLPs.
For example, the return of votes in Pulaski County exceeded the number of registered voters there.
An example: the number of votes cast by different industry sectors could be tweaked to more accurately reflect the city's economical and social structure.
Furthermore, the rank ratios of four empirical strategies were remarkably distinct from the machine learning strategies; for example, the ratio of 3-Vote, 2-Vote and Intersection were approximately 0.24.
Figure 7 presents an example of the voting scheme.
