Sentence examples for votes model from inspiring English sources

The seats–votes model appears to have an edge over its rival, when it comes to forecasting elections.

The first is a model based on a revised version of the 'cube rule' called the seats–votes model which is designed to predict the number of seats won by parties in the House of Commons.

A framework for reasoning and modelling using fuzzy labels is described together with a calculus based on voting model semantics.

What I do question — and here I sympathize with Brooks — is the gravity with which some people treat the figures generated by the FiveThirtyEight voting model.

When she was voted Model of the Year at the 2007 British Fashion Awards, the Manchester Evening News produced the immortal headline: 'Chippie girl to conquer the world'.

Voters will be asked whether they want to abandon the first-past-the-post voting system in favour of the alternative-vote model.

Scheduled for May 5th, the plebiscite will ask whether Westminster's first-past-the-post voting system (FPTP) should be replaced by the alternative-vote model (AV).

(He is part of the ownership team that approved the voting model, and, if he loses, he'll still retain a third of the team and have a say in picking his replacement).

In 2014, following allegations that Unite had rigged candidate selections, the party did away with the separate union vote, replacing the tripartite system with a "one member, one vote" model whereby union members have to opt-in as Labour supporters to participate in leadership elections.

But Mr Rubalcaba's call for Spain to adopt Germany's voting model, so as to install proportional representation but still let people choose their local deputies, was a direct sop to the movement that spontaneously occupied city squares in mid-May, claiming that the politicians "don't represent us".Nor is this the only success for los indignados (the indignants).

In a probabilistic voting model, candidates representing two groups of voters compete for office.