Is there any study (probably theoretical) analysing the consequence
on voting behaviour of making publicly available in real time the ongoing results of an election?
Does gender impact
on voting behaviour in the Republic of Ireland?
Though this may seem like a reasonable suggestion and is the norm in STV elections, it is important to understand the consequences this has
on voting behaviour.
Not exact matches
This
behaviour can take many forms: signing a plebiscite; sending an Email to one's senator or representative; participating in a demonstration;
voting on a school board;
voting to elect a homophobe; talking to co-workers or friends, delivering a sermon; etc..
Lib Dem MPs abstained in the
vote over whether or not the culture secretary should face scrutiny from the independent adviser
on ministerial
behaviour.
While there are signs that some in the pro-EU media are wondering whether Juncker's
behaviour has gone too far, there are plenty of others in Britain that will be cheering him
on - determined to prove that Britain made a mistake to
vote leave.
While it would be ludicrous to suggest that the electorate will
vote on the basis of May's relationship with Trump, being seen to be silent in the face of Trump's
behaviour will raise questions about her own moral compass.
Bernard Jenkin described the
vote as «cry of despair» from MPs
on behalf of a British population that is exasperated at the EU's wasteful
behaviour.
It noted that «Labour MPs dissent more often than Conservatives; they dissent in great numbers than Conservatives; and they dissent
on more issues than Conservatives» — and concluded that «judging from their current
voting behaviour, there is the real possibility that any future Labour Government will face significant backbench dissent».
Moving
on there were some interesting bits of data about tactical
voting, particularly in the first Populus poll, back in November 2004, which was conducted in 160 Conservative target seats and included some questions
on tactical
voting behaviour.
The party secured the right to abstain from
votes on the issue in the coalition agreement, but higher education unions and students will be watching the
behaviour of Dr Cable and Nick Clegg closely for signs they are preparing to break their promise.
The Lords
voted by 306 to 178 against the reforms after a heated debate in which opponents
on all sides of the House pointed out the new system could be used to stop any
behaviour «capable of causing nuisance or annoyance to any person».
Irked by that
behaviour, the senate
on Tuesday passed a
vote of no confidence
on the IGP and declared him unfit to hold any public office.
In his interview, Ashdown refuses to criticise Miliband, other than to denounce Labour for its
behaviour in the recent Commons
vote on potential military action against Syria.
Should a committee of MPs be allowed to decide who has committed wrong and who has not, it is easy to see how Parliamentary
behaviour could degenerate into subservience to the elite, increased party - line
voting, and unwillingness to take a stand
on an issue unpopular with influential colleagues.
Whilst no statistics exist (as far as we know)
on this issue it is more than likely that many of those advocating this as a defence for the Lord's
behaviour did not consult the Tory manifesto prior to casting their
vote in 2015.
These cases are presented back to the community in the game's forums, where other players
vote on whether the
behaviour was acceptable or not.
To set the context Part II briefly outlines the main findings of some recent empirical research
on the judicial
voting behaviour on the Supreme Court of Canada and compares it to similar empirical studies of the US Supreme Court.
The ARR Board of Directors, President and CREA member think that they»... killed the resolution
on the spot» during the recent AGM meeting by twisting the intent of the
vote to their mercenary liking... typical of «We know what is best for you all» entitlement - centric bureaucrats» attitudes /
behaviours.