Not exact matches
The first exit
poll data released on Election
Day shows that just about 4 in 10 voters are excited about a
possible Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton presidency.
The process seemed to be abnormally long (up to 3
days and 3 nights) in the areas where opposition enjoys strong support, and was marked with constant conflicts, strange power cuts in the
polls and international observers or observers from opposition parties not being let into the
polls at all: all symptomatic of
possible attempts to alternate the results and change the voting papers.
Still, as
polling day approached, Lord Falconer, the Labour peer charged by Miliband with preparing the party for the transition to government, was working on three
possible electoral outcomes — all three involving a hung parliament.
Police warn of disorder and
possible violence in the
days ahead of the Scottish independence referendum, following a shock
poll which puts Alex Salmond within touching distance of victory
Naturally, both the Democrats and the Republicans have something to say about these
polls, with each putting the best
possible spin on things as the campaign enters its final
days.
Police have warned of disorder and
possible violence in the
days ahead of the Scottish independence referendum, following a shock
poll which put Alex Salmond within touching distance of victory.
Although all claim that their minds were on the likelihood of a minority government, William Hague and George Osborne confirm that David Cameron spoke to them before
polling day about a
possible coalition.
It is
possible that, as
polling day approaches, the electorate will after all galvanise around the big two, since they alone can form governments.
Imagine if someone with an opposite opinion wants to slant the
polls one way or another, they could get as many of their buddies as
possible and sit all
day and just answer the same
poll question.
It's
possible, of course, that confidence in Cameron & Osborne has massively slumped in the 7
days between the two sets of fieldwork, but this doesn't seem likely given subsequent national
polls haven't shown this drastic slump.
Its also
possible that there has been movement towards Clegg in the
days between the two
polls as the election looms and people consider a tactical vote.
«This result is even more relevant if we take into account all the maneuvers of the government to block the referendum in whatever way
possible until the last moment, the
polling day,» a statement issued today by Greenpeace said.
64 Immediately following
polling day, the Chief Electoral Officer shall determine the number of electors that were entitled to vote in each electoral district and, as soon as
possible thereafter, shall furnish a certified statement thereof to each candidate in the electoral district.
67.1 (1) As soon as
possible after
polling day in a general election, the Chief Electoral Officer shall cause a survey of electors to be conducted, in order to examine,