Lately, he's been devoting a lot of time and effort to something called New York Uprising, an effort to force the state legislature to adopt a non-partisan method of drawing the boundaries for legislative districts.
He does not want public faith in census statistics to be undermined by partisan bickering over the methods that produced them.
Back then the definition was: "an adherent or supporter of the Jacobins, who advocated and practised methods of partisan repression and bloodshed in the propagation of the principles of democracy and equality".
Evaluating its significance involves weighing political, strategic, environmental, economic, and emotional factors that attract far more strident partisan views than any other method of electricity generation.
The editorial board wrote that Land's campaign "cynically exploited their opposition to any action in Syria as a fund-raising tool" and called the fundraising method "a destructive partisan distraction to the diplomatic process".
The Congressional Budget Office's consistent forecasting errors arose not from any partisan bias, but from its methods of projection.
This is why we have the "Create Your Own" feature on all of our charts that allows you to look at the data -- or exclude data -- for specific pollsters, methods, populations and partisan affiliations.
A dramatic hour at the Supreme Court on Tuesday left the most crucial question unanswered: Does Justice Anthony Kennedy believe that there is a clear method to identifying when a partisan gerrymander is so extreme that it is undemocratic and unconstitutional?
This is not rational behavior; and yet there are partisans, other than I, for Roscoe's method.
Looking more closely at partisan results can reveal more about pollsters' methods and methodological biases.
Unsettled is whether Mr. Snyder's method can work with a national partisan divide that seems to grow deeper by the instant.
