Fig. 5 Influence of the multiscale voting on the two-pass one-to-one DHT for circle detection.
The emergence of leaders with few proper credentials shows, in one sense, the influence of vote-the-ticket electioneering; analysts chalked up many wins to strong pro-SNP (and even stronger anti-Labor) sentiment more than to individual candidate strengths.
The president was boosted by the growing influence of the Hispanic vote in places such as Colorado, Nevada and New Jersey.
The yellow shirts, who demonstrated against previous pro-Thaksin governments, have proposed a constitutional amendment that would put more electoral power into the hands of an educated elite while limiting the influence of the rural vote.
On the eve of peace talks aimed at ending a spasm of violence between Israelis and Palestinians, the Senate candidates from New York both staked out positions critical of the Palestinians yesterday, in a nod to the influence of the Jewish vote.
The influence of the Latino vote and growing Hispanic voter participation was so decisive that Obama mentioned both in his first post-election press conference on Wednesday.
"I'm not going to try to influence any of the votes in the assembly.
Given the rising influence of the Tea Party, the votes of all Republicans are likely to be scrutinized and come under Tea Party fire if lawmakers stray.
And ultimately, Farrier told me, it'll be the plan's effect on individual constituencies, not its overall effect or value for the party's national image, that influences most of the votes.
The law has been backed by the hardline Shia cleric Ayatollah Mohseni, who is thought to have influence over the voting intentions of some of the country's Shias, which make up around 20% of the population.
