Príklady vote

• Civil rights include freedom, equality in law and in employment, and the right to vote.

• Only people over 18 are eligible to vote.

• Now that we've heard all the arguments for and against the proposal, shall we vote on it?

• Only 40 percent of people bothered to vote in the election.

• Put a cross next to the name of the candidate you want to vote for.

• In a historic vote, the Church of England decided to allow women to become priests.

• With nearly all the votes counted, Mr Soto had polled 67 percent of the vote.

• There were ten votes in favour, six against, and three abstentions.

• We're still waiting for the votes to be counted up.

• The proposal to change the rules was narrowly defeated by 201 votes to 196.

• Ultimately, we want to know how parties, in their efforts to attract votes, move across the platform space.

• Thus parties can play strategically, choosing a platform by which they hope to collect enough votes to win.

• Finally, it submits the total votes to its parent.

• Most voters gave both of their votes to the same party, but of those who split their votes, most followed the current coalition patterns.

• Policy moderation by incumbents has a positive significant effect on their votes.

• Since the candidate with more resources has an advantage when he tries to 'buy' votes, he has the stronger incentive to converge.

• Under an absolute majority rule, by contrast, there are not enough votes in favour to enact the measure.

• Politicians who want their votes are therefore likely to emphasize body bags more than geopolitics.

• Secondly, standard indexes use the random voting model as their assumption of electoral behaviour under a given electoral rule.

• The seats in these multimember districts are awarded to closed party lists in proportion to the votes they receive.

• The question then becomes: are these votes the important ones?

• First applied to roll-call votes in the 1920s, scholars today still use cohesion scores to study the strength of legislative parties.

• Needless to say, impacts on the legislative result and sanction from the party leadership would differ between voting against and abstaining from the bills.

• Most journalistic and academic treatments of the policy process focus on the stage when authoritative decisions are made, such as congressional votes or court rulings.

• A final interpretation is that while maximizing votes is obviously important, maximizing the likelihood of being included in the governing coalition is more important.