Sentences with phrase «us election outcome»

Prior to the election, «Investors were resigned to many more years of secular stagnation based on a status - quo election outcome,» Timmer says.

Comey also says it made him feel «mildly nauseous» to think his actions in October might have influenced the election outcome.

But overall, newspaper endorsements have had mixed results in influencing voters or forecasting election outcomes.

Furthermore, an election outcome supportive of anti-European policies could be «harmful» for the investment climate in the Netherlands, Brzeski added.

Statisticians, political scientists and data journalists have become pretty good at forecasting election outcomes.

But based on the interviews she had in the Rust Belt, she didn't find the election outcome surprising.

The short - term group of averages is also widely separated, showing strong confidence in a non-disruptive election outcome.

Zuckerberg initially rejected the idea that misinformation on Facebook had contributed to the 2016 presidential election outcome, but he later admitted that fake news is a problem on the social network and that ads linked to Russia's attempts at disrupting U.S. politics, including the 2016 election, reached roughly 126 million U.S. Facebook users over the past few years.

As pundits and polls declared Clinton the clear winner of the first debate, the Mexican peso had its best day in about seven months, surging nearly 3 %, and making the peso perhaps the best predictor of the 2016 election outcome.

Whether the election outcome has an effect or not, there is one overriding, inevitable reality that will determine the Clintons» involvement in the charity's future.

They're in the news over speculation that «fake news» spread via Facebook posts could have influenced the election outcome, and over Google's high placement of a search result reporting wrongly that Donald Trump got more popular votes than Hillary Clinton.

Fortunately, we've yet to see an election outcome compromised by hackers.

UniCredit analysts believe that the «election outcome remains surrounded by a degree of uncertainty.»

But the layoffs at the Initiative detailed in the filing had first been reported as far back as September and had in fact been announced by Bill Clinton earlier in 2016, when he said CGI would wind down regardless of the election outcome.

Last week, their gap against German bunds widened to the most since January on concerns over the election outcome, but tightened again this week suggesting some confidence among investors.

He entreated his followers to not automatically dismiss a Donald Trump presidency and, despite their feelings about the election outcome, to continue to act as a unified nation.

After a sharp drop against the dollar on Friday, sterling ticked up 0.1 percent in early Asian trade as markets braced for a potentially messy election outcome.

The election outcome could also affect different sectors, says Stovall, though this has nothing to do with history.

His method for studying the validity of elections is to compare exit poll results with official election outcomes.

The November election outcome could trigger renewed volatility in financial markets, but should investors bother to do anything about it?

On the eve of the election, and also leading into the results, several of you reached out asking if your portfolios were well - positioned for the election outcome.

Expectations for US economic growth over the next year are generally positive, although considerable uncertainty surrounds the implications of the US election outcome for firms» outlook (Box 1).

So, I think the reaction in Treasuries today reflected two aspects: They were in a bubble that was shocked, and there is some concern the US election outcome will only exacerbate the rising inflationary pressures that were already happening.

The BGRI is now at the highest level since March 2015, and well above early 2017 levels, when markets were digesting Donald Trump's election win, worrying about the French election outcome and fearing the potential for a hard Brexit.

For investors, the important questions are how the election outcome could affect their investment portfolios and whether they should do anything about it.

Everybody has opinions on the recent election outcome but as usual most of the opinions are from the echo chamber and not factual in any way.

We believe the probability of Brexit and election outcomes causing an existential risk to the EU is low.

The November election outcome also demonstrated considerable public uncertainty amongst working class households as a result of on - going job polarization.

In the context of the industry reaction to the election outcome, it is interesting to compare expense returns with the submit - war election cycle.

(It's not clear exactly what the effect of Russian meddling was on the election outcome, and there is no evidence that Clinton's campaign worked with Russia to get her elected.)

As you should know by now, we don't position the portfolio for particular election outcomes, instead aiming for resilience in all environments.

All in all, it seems like the French election outcome will in no way affect the usual way of thing on the binary options market.

The election outcome was all the result of a misunderstanding.

There was accordingly an additional factor that played in this election outcome that was hardly noted or tested in the polls.

Social commentary on the broadcasters at the time of the elections reached close to a fever pitch, with fears being expressed that the broad - casters held such power as to hold the key to the election outcome.

Subsequent research on the political influence of the religious broad - casters indicates that they were not a major influence in the actual election outcome.

The ambiguity of the pre-election atmosphere provided an environment in which reports on the possible influence of religious broadcasters on the election outcome were able to grow.

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The technique's focus on digital behaviour obviously limits its view of the election outcome, although the fact that it includes around two million relevant searches per month means it represents perhaps the largest sampling of potential voter interest currently available.

Turnout is important to politicians for two reasons, the most obvious being that it determines election outcomes.

The Bradley effect (less commonly the Wilder effect) is a theory concerning observed discrepancies between voter opinion polls and election outcomes in some United States government elections where a white candidate and a non-white candidate run against each other.

This question also lets us analyse how firm party support is, and so how projected voter turnout levels will influence the election outcome.

I'm curious to know how having super districts would affect election outcomes.

«Push polls» are actually political telemarketing — telephone calls disguised as research that aim to persuade large numbers of voters and affect election outcomes, rather than measure opinions.

First, tying the share of «expert» members to election outcomes has the appealing feature of making the composition of the chamber more responsive to the wishes of the electorate.

Our preliminary results show that affective rhetoric increases when parties are indistinguishable in terms of policy positioning and decreases when the election outcome is not close.

The voter register is the most important tool for making election outcomes credible, it is like a credible and reliable scientific research which relies on the «sample frame»; it is the touchstone that gives assurance to the fact that the ballot, as expressed in an election, arose from the physical presence of eligible voters at the polling unit who delegated part of their sovereignty temporarily to elected officials.

This is useful for forecasting election outcomes.

But he said if the changes resulted in doubling the amount of regular voters in New York, it could «transform» election outcomes in the future.

Since our first forecast combining different indicators of the election outcome last week, the Conservatives and particularly Labour have edged up in the polls at the expense of UKIP and the Liberal Democrats.