0 a person who has the right to vote at an election -- velger; valgmann
Not all the electors bothered to vote.
Furthermore, electors would be selected as the state legislatures prescribed.
1715, for although the votes cast by electors were openly recorded in surviving pollbooks, the size of the early modern electorate remains unknown.
Major parties of both left and right may be incongruent with electors' preferences at the time of any one election.
Strategists also think that electors see one party as more likely to carry through this course of action than the other(s).
Our prediction is that such electors cast their votes based on their anchoring preferences, according to our baseline model.
All traditional models of voting behaviour thus predict that electors vote for the candidate or party they like most.
We cannot, however, make inferences about the impact of the interventions from these figures because they contain electors whom we were unable to contact.
In other words, when making voting decisions electors must not be exclusively influenced by other ethnic or regional considerations, or by other policy promises.
