Sentence examples for vote performance from inspiring English sources

Democrats claim that Republicans' improved early vote performance over past elections is a consequence of shuffling their voters from Election Day to early through a more intensive ground effort.

The Dockers midfielder put in another three-vote performance on Friday.

Figure 11 shows the majority voting performance with and without unlabeled weights.

While voting performance lags because those populations are younger, they will inevitably be eligible to vote. .

In a "back-of-the-envelope thought experiment," they sifted through past voting performance, current voter registration figures and other political juju and concluded that a Clinton victory in the state is awfully darned unlikely.

We will all vote on performance of the federal government.

"Or you can do it with vouchers, which allow parents to vote on performance by choosing schools".

Angie Dickinson, an 84-year-old actor best known for starring in the original Ocean's 11 in 1960, has been one of the most vocal detractors since the new rules were announced, telling the New York Times: "This is not the way to go about things – I vote for performance, not race".

Labour lost a net 18 council seats at last month's local elections, and edged ahead of the Conservatives on share of the vote – a performance which was regarded with relief by some in Corbyn's inner circle, but which raised questions about whether the party is on track to win a general election in 2020.

The vote prediction performance of HMMs for the Greek dataset is controversial (see Table 4) and varies significantly among parties.

In the end, to examine the voting prediction performance of HMMs, the real vote intention of each user in the test set was compared to their predicted vote intention (the party id of the party in which they were classified) and an overall score of how well the algorithm performed was calculated.