Sentences with phrase «always votes for the candidate»
After that, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits with the result the democracy collapses because of the loose fiscal policy ensuing, always to be followed by a dictatorship, then a monarchy.»
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It is understandable that some pro-lifers want bishops to say unequivocally that it is always and in every circumstance a sin to vote for a pro-abortion candidate.
You should always vote for the best candidate.
For example, the Borda count is a rank - order voting system that satisfies all of Arrow's conditions except IIA, but is almost hilariously vulnerable to strategic voting — you always want to rank your candidate's strongest opponent last, even if you actually like them second best.
But we must ensure that we always give voters the opportunity to vote for a Conservative candidate who has the 100 % support of the party.
By contrast, having many (viable) candidates always creates tactical questions: Should I vote for my favourite candidate?
If one lives in a blue state for which the outcome of the vote is known to always favor the Democratic candidate, is there any reason that would prompt one to vote Republican, or vice versa?
Mr. Padernacht was always a long - shot candidate, but in a district known for extremely low voter turnout, he was expected to receive enough votes in the primary, on Sept. 14, to strengthen Mr. Espada's hand.
The Green Party candidate for governor, making a statewide tour, says there's always been an alternative, left - leaning candidate for governor and he says his chances to win votes are now better than ever.
An optimal approval vote always votes for the most preferred candidate and not for the least preferred candidate.
Leaders: The constituencies of the party leaders always attract attention — there is rarely any chance of them losing, the publicity of being party leader normally gives them a boost in their vote, but it's a good chance for upcoming young candidates to cut their teeth and the publicity normally attracts a wide variety of fringe candidates.
These faults also manifest themselves in Americans (and people worldwide as well) voting for quick fixes for long - term problems and tax breaks in the face of overwhelming national debts, when viable long - term solutions and fiscally responsible candidates are, and almost always have been, available as more sensible alternatives.