Sentences with phrase «voting than the failure»

Its difficulty probably shows the continued prevalence of tactical voting than the failure of Miliband's «one nation» agenda.

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I think the American people would be more willing to vote for someone like Hugh Hefner who openly and honestly sins, rather than someone who sins in secret and then tries to hide his failures behind more lies and carefully woven webs of half - truths.

The seeds of Paul Nuttall's failure to win Stoke, or indeed to register anything more than a two - point increase in the party's share of the vote, almost undoubtedly lie in his failure to squeeze what will almost undoubtedly have been a predominantly leave - inclined Conservative vote in Stoke.

Well, there isn't much news today other than the failure of the House Republicans to get enough votes on their signature issue of the last seven years: Repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.

In a race where the margin is less than half of one percent, the failure to count every vote is a disservice to every voter,» said Austin Shafran, spokesman for the DSCC.

For example, instant runoff voting is considered to have less frequent IIA failure than First Past the Post (also known as Plurality Rule).

«In a race where the margin is less than half of 1 %, the failure to count every vote is a disservice to every voter,» said Austin Shafran, spokesman for the Senate's Democratic conference.

While the 3.8 million votes in the recent election were a signal of huge progress, the party's failure to get more than a single MP was a body - blow.

I doubt the arrangement would last any longer than in 1974, with a failure to pass a confidence vote in any alternative government leading to another election.

This approach persists despite its manifest failure at engagement: fewer than 25 percent of members vote in our elections.

The real threshold is actually higher than two - thirds, because failure to vote equates to a vote against BVF.

Concurrent to the failure of the energy storage bill, a bill to move the state to 100 % renewable energy by 2045 — a much stronger target than even the state's 50 % by 2030 mandate — passed a committee vote.

The only things you list that are actually worse for electronic voting than they are for paper balloting are the problem of risk allocation (there are fewer points of failure between the voter and the count in paper ballots, and they are less easily manipulated), and the problem of secret balloting (which is only worse for internet - based voting).