Indeed, the perverse mixtures of policies on offer from these parties, conflating social conservatism with economic liberalism and vice versa, mean that voting preferences are often an unreliable guide.
Presumably, none would say their stock portfolio influenced those votes, or vice versa.
That is, a larger value indicates the higher confidence of a vote, and vice versa.
A system of 'cross voting' meant that results in A-roll seats would be affected by the B-roll vote, and vice versa.
Gore's adverts enticed Republican supporters to vote for Bush, and vice versa: 60% of Democrats who saw online adverts for Bush voted for Gore.
Ohio's election law allows folks to vote in whichever primary they want, regardless of party affiliation, and the Plain Dealer blog says many more Republicans are voting Democratic than vice versa.
After the meeting, the defence minister, Ignazio La Russa, said: "A decision has not been taken due to uncertainty over whether Italy needs a cross-party or technical government or, vice versa, a government sanctified by the vote".
Mr. McCain also said that his vote on the treaty would not influence his vote on the repeal, and vice versa.
In yesterday's exit polls, significant numbers of Clinton supporters said they would not vote for Mr. Obama, and vice versa.
The more people identified him with the "whiter" images, the more likely they were to have voted for him, and vice versa.
The political expert Dave Sinardet said it could be explained because politics has been hermetically sealed in linguistic camps, with a Flemish electorate almost never able to vote for Francophones, and vice versa.
