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I'd marked her down as a Labour Party supporter, but I was completely wrong.
Coventry City football club counted their millionth supporter through the gates last Saturday.
She's a self-professed supporter of prison reform.
She has been a stalwart supporter of the party for many years.
There is substantial evidence from these studies that informal supporters suffer financially from extra expenditure or reduced earnings.
In this situation, a legislator may vote against her party to signal to supporters that the party's position is not radical enough.
Mobilization increases turnout, so it increases the likelihood that supporters will vote.
The orthodox gold supporters attained a resumption of convertibility, but the voices for employment and against deflation attained a significant devaluation from the pre-war parity.
Among claims and counterclaims of faulty ballots and fraudulent tallies, supporters of both camps claimed that their man had won.
If candidates are uncertain of the outcome then they need both to mobilize their supporters and to appeal to swing voters.
Moreover, candidates are more likely to be in touch with their supporters when they have an incentive to cultivate a personal vote.
Increasingly, social scientists are drawing our attention to the instrumental motives of the supporters of social insurance.
The topic prompted divergent individual responses rather than a convergent collective endeavor, even among the supporters of the interests of natural science.
Second, neither supporters nor critics of the constitution thought the district would foster attachment to the national government.
By 1898, even the most vocal supporters of the bill conceded that the bill's impact would be mostly symbolic.
Conservative parties make it less likely that their supporters would rely on the military to advance their interests.
A productive next step also might identify other critical behaviours that are influenced by people's status as supporters or opponents of those in power.
The canvass allows parties to identify their supporters, their opponents, and also undecided voters, who might be swayed in an election.
Table 2 presents the data on the changing attitudes of supporters of the parties that remained in the coalition toward those parties which left.
