Sentences with phrase «change in party»

In the long - run, the only hope for growth in the country's economy remains a peaceful change in leadership in the ruling party, or a change in the party that rules, through democratic means.

Baumgartner and Jones argued that policy generally changes only incrementally, until some event, such as change in the party control of government or sizable shifts in public opinion, lead to large policy alterations.

The change in party preference may be attributed to a psychological behavior, where voters may be more averse to risk during poor weather conditions.

Hopefully, more people are starting to share the opinion that any happy days ahead for the Rockland Democratic Party will only come after a change in Party leadership.

«This is about my determination to make big change in our party and if you look at what Neil Kinnock, John Smith, Tony Blair, all of them wanted to extend this principle of one member, one vote.»

Leader Ed Miliband first proposed a «historic» change in his party's relationship with the unions after the Falkirk candidate selection scandal.

Last night a spokesman for Jeremy's leadership campaign, said:» This result clearly shows that there is a desire for real and genuine change in our party under the continued leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, but we are not going to take anything for granted and we will be campaigning for every vote in the leadership contest.»

We need change in the party, we need real integrity, there is only one candidate with those credentials and the Blairites have had their day.

In a magazine article published today, Mr Brown says that Labour's annual conference in Manchester next week will mark a change in his party's approach to Government.

On topic: Looks like there is a demarcation at # 9 or # 10 — above that, the change in party seems certain, while below that are more competitive races.

I would have been confident of a change in party whatever happened, but Rudi would have been a worthy opponent.

If anything substantial emerges from this episode, apart from a byelection defeat, it may be a change in the party's culture that has been far too slow in happening.

After taking a major beating in the 2016 election, a growing number of Indiana Democrats say it's time for a major change in their party structure.

Early reports of the document suggest there will also be a subtle but potentially important change in the party's organisational structure — Clause One.

If today, they have realized the need for a change in our party in the constituency and they have called on me to stand and bring that change, I can't disappoint them by turning my back on them, because I love my party, the NDC.

Smyth said she believes could benefit from a change in party, pointing out that a Democrat has not led the county since 1972, when a new charter was put in place.

Despite the stronger rationale for looking at relative rather than absolute change in party support, the historical data show weaker correlations with the former than the latter.

My forecasting model for seat gains / losses at local elections has previously been a simple model based on change in party support in the polls.

Jim Murphy's election as Scottish Labour leader two months ago did lead to a change in the party's fortunes in the polls, but he has more recently taken some interesting strategic positions.

The party's current success comes against a backdrop of winning only 6 MPs in 2010, having as little popularity as the widely - loathed Scottish Conservatives as recently as 2013 and, in September of last year, leading a losing referendum campaign that forced a change in party leadership.

Find information on Canadian federal electoral history from 2006 - 2008, including 2006 general election results, changes in party leadership, and political party standing prior to 2008 general election.

«I have a live and current understanding and experience of the changes in the party, both from the two leadership elections and the general election where I was out on the doorstep with all of these new members,» says McKeever, who missed out on the Commons by just 1159 votes.

There's certainly much more to be said about the economic repercussions of the Leave vote, which, alongside changes in party leadership is a genuine «leap in the dark,» but it is important to address directly and forcefully the question of popular anger that led to the success of Leave.

While the historical data show that changes in the percentage of the council seats that a party wins is reasonably strongly correlated with changes in that party's poll share, that basis for forecasting this year would not work.

This is quite hard to tell the pattern of vote switching from one party to another from the aggregate ward - level data alone because of the well known ecological inference problem, but some insights can be gleaned from the pattern of correlations in the changes in party shares.

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In order to address the question, I estimate what the party first preference votes would be in the different constituencies, assuming similar (proportional) changes in party vote shares in all constituencies to those that are being suggested by a particular opinion poll, or — in this case — an average of the most recent polls.

This seems symptomatic of the worst excesses of Westminster politics: while we might be seeing changes in the parties» fortunes, there is continuity in their electoral practices — a problem exacerbated by the many media outlets putting pressure on party leaders to play that game.

But mostly the changes in a party's fortunes are much harder to spot because they take place over tectonic timescales.

A Ukip spokesman said Kassam was «more than a little out of touch with the reality» as he has not been involved in changes in the party since the election.

New MPs elected since the general election and changes in party allegiance are noted at the bottom of the page.

The table below shows average changes in party support across constituencies for each of the three British nations and for GB as a whole.

The period has seen extraordinary changes in the Party ′ s fortunes and now we have a well — researched and balanced account of what happened.»

Table 2 shows that the changes in each party's vote share were similar across all four categories.

Labour leader Ed Miliband is promising significant changes in the party's relationship with the unions.

As it happens the Conservative - Labour swing in marginals was much the same as it was in safe seats in 2005, but the changes in the parties votes was different — both the Conservatives and Labour did better in their key marginals than elsewhere, it's just their mutual improved performances cancelled each other out!

Pursuing changes in party structure including to party conference and the relationship with the trade unions, and for primaries in parliamentary selections.

Seeking out ways to change the rules of the game to benefit them in the future (boundary changes, proposals for changes in party funding, may all be cases in point).

She argued that the events which followed the separation indicated a change in the parties» intentions as to their beneficial interests.

In addition, there must be a change in the parties» circumstance as identified in Miglin since the execution of the agreement.

Measures to increase fairness in appointing arbitrators, including the requirement for arbitrators to sign and submit statements showing their acceptance, impartiality and independence, and the changes in the parties» choice of arbitrators from appointment to nomination.

Romantic relationships involve two very closely related persons, and the beliefs about change in the relationship essentially include beliefs about change in both parties.

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At the same time, the value that they see and gain from the technology is being able to cryptographically prove to third parties that they're not manipulating data; no one in their company has manipulated any data — intentionally or accidentally; no hackers have changed any state.

The Republican Party's fast journey from debating how to combat human - caused climate change to arguing that it does not exist is a story of big political money, Democratic hubris in the Obama years and a partisan chasm that grew over nine years like a crack in the Antarctic shelf, favouring extreme positions and uncompromising rhetoric over co-operation and conciliation.

They worked to change insurance laws in California, Oregon, and Washington, and to secure insurance coverage through Berkshire Hathaway so that rentals are legal and all parties are covered up to $ 1 million.

By one third - party estimate, consumers have sold about $ 23.2 million worth of these CryptoKitties since the platform's inception, resulting in the kitties changing hands 331,269 times since November.

Sorrell said that imposes «a responsibility to change» — not just in the area of brand safety but also in opening up their data to third - parties.

Unlike the Murdoch consortium bid, it is not dependent on a change in media law that prevents a single party from owning print, radio and television assets in the same market.

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