0 to choose, as a local political party, not to have the person who now represents your party as your candidate at the next election
In every other country in our sample there are at least some possibilities for the party, either locally or centrally, to deselect candidates.
To be deselected first requires the parties to have the formal power to deselect candidates.
To simplify dramatically, political parties have two primary incentives when considering whether to deselect an incumbent.
The greater the perceived size of this personal vote, the more reluctant parties will be to deselect incumbents.
He alone has the power to appoint and deselect members of boards.
It was therefore promptly deselected, or whatever is the parliamentary phrase for that.
Local people can give their views; councillors can give their views; people can get elected, or deselected on that basis.
The sanction is that if they do not toe the line they end up being deselected and lose their livelihood.
