Its grip on the organ of reason, such as it is, is apt to fare less well.
Rejected ballots are those that were thrown out for some reason, such as not having an overseas postmark.
The switch voter, said the agency that conducted the study, often makes a change "for some snotty little reason such as not liking the candidate's wife".
No sooner had they walked in, they found an urgent reason – such as meeting someone in another room – to walk out.
"The pressure to be on," she writes, "usually stems from some seemingly legitimate reason, such as requests from clients or customers or teammates in different time zones.
Some are a recurrent, comforting presence, which it's easy to forget are produced for any special reason, such as Cadbury's Easter Creme Eggs.
Voters in the province who request a postal vote must now provide a reason, such as physical disability, for doing so.
That means it grants concealed-carry permits unless it has a compelling reason (such as a felony record) not to do so.
The "switch voter," an advertising expert explained after much study, is not a thoughtful "independent" but someone who "switches for some snotty little reason such as not liking the candidate's wife".
However, screening is only carried out when young men and women go to a doctor or clinic for some other reason, such as contraception, and are encouraged to be tested.
You will also still be able to claim unfair dismissal where it relates to an "automatically unfair reason" such as trade union membership, asserting a statutory right, whistle-blowing, or certain health and safety issues.
