Sentences with phrase «election outcome»

Here I want to present the results of one of these studies, which focuses on a particularly interesting way that the teacher unions can attempt to influence election outcomes.

There is an alternative polling method which uses citizen forecasts and the «wisdom of crowds» to predict election outcomes and this is a promising approach.

The corporate outlook — still riding the tidal wave of the presidential election outcome and the promise of less regulation — mirrored gains in the private domestic investment figures.

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

Such tweaks shouldn't consistently change election outcomes, assuming the boundaries started out fair.

More likely, it reflected a party that was facing a very unexpected election outcome.

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

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.

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

Many, though, say a Conservative government is their preferred election outcome and simply dislike the coalition.

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.

These attacks could alter votes or leave election outcomes in dispute.

With an alternative election outcome, the law may move in a more liberal direction.

There are some specific election outcomes that we expect will have an impact on state and local legislation.

However, certain type of election outcomes can not be made to add up in this way.

At the end of this post, I will make a prediction about today's election outcome in my district.

Ian Warren, 44, a self - taught election forecaster, spent the past 10 years working as a sole trader betting on election outcomes in the UK and the US.

French polls accurately predicted the numbers one through four in the first round of the Presidential Elections and Dutch election polls accurately predicted the general election outcomes of March 2017.

Given the uncertainty, few firms reported concrete effects of the US election outcome on their sales expectations for the next 12 months, and the large majority have not yet taken any action in response.

@JonathanReez To be clear, I specifically said that significant non-citizen voting could plausibly impact election outcomes in Florida if it took place at a high rate in the very last paragraph, even though it is very unlikely to have an impact anywhere else.

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

And it is very complicated, according to the new book Lip Service, in which Yale University psychology professor Marianne LaFrance examines the effect of smiling on everything from election outcomes to a con artist's ability to take his mark for a ride.

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

Children's (as well as adults») preferences accurately predicted actual election outcomes.

We independents are the ones who will determine the next election outcomes, and always make the difference.

The 2016 election outcome significantly reduced the impact of Democrat office holders across the entire country, but with a single exception - the Democrat one - party rule in U.S. major urban centers.

If we could predict election outcomes with perfect fidelity, he says, the act of voting itself «would be meaningless.»

Using monthly U.S. stock market returns, data for the four stock return predictors and U.S. Treasury bill yields during 1926 through 2011 (encompassing 43 elections resulting in 23 undivided and 20 divided governments), and high - frequency election outcome betting data (from Intrade) and U.S. stock market futures on biennial election nights during 2004 through 2010, they find that: Keep Reading

The whips of all parties, faced with a thoroughly unpredictable election outcome, are giving their MPs as much chance as possible of holding on to their seats.

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

Enea Desideri, analyst at Open Europe, says the Italian election outcome was the result of protest, but not euroskeptic, votes.

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

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

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.

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

So in the closing stages of 2014, with the upcoming general election outcome still hanging in the balance, the contemporary relevance of a near century old play was too seductive a choice for the theatre's hierarchy to overlook.

So, when trying to think through possible election outcomes, it's not just the numbers that matter but how the parties line up ideologically.

He also points out that the Internet mogul will benefit more from certain election outcomes than others.

On Wednesday, October 19, a panel of HGSE faculty members discussed the role education has played in the 2016 presidential election and the implications of different election outcomes on education policy.

As noted above, the first FoS radio ad campaign (described in detail at SourceWatch) was clearly intended to influence the 2006 Canadian federal election outcome.

Cambridge Analytica officials were recorded saying they have used a web of shell companies to disguise their activities in elections in Mexico, Malaysia and Brazil, among various countries where they have worked to sway election outcomes.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has finally responded to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, apologising for mistakes that Facebook made with regard to how data on 50m people may have been used to tip important election outcomes.