Exempel på direct election

• Direct election of a President becomes quickly infeasible for the more advanced voting procedures. 

• Ireland will be still represented at Westminster by direct election. 

• No details were mentioned as to changes in the relations of the Princes, but a Parliament elected by universal suffrage and direct elections was to be chosen, to help in the management of common German affairs. 

• Then there is another thing that the conservative people are concerned about: the direct election of United States Senators. 

• We then re-estimated the coefficients for party statistical advantage and the intervention effect of direct election.

• Seven of these are reversed under the direct election counter factual.

• The consequence was that there was one more "nay" vote cast during the latter roll-call, implying a gain for direct election opponents.

• Nevertheless, all of this activity was insufficient to pass direct election prior to mid-1911.

• Fifty-seven per cent of small state residents favoured changing to direct election when the proposal was framed as a gain.

• Doctrines of separated powers and executive independence from the legislature were merged with the president's unique connection to the public through direct election.

• The intervention term, as always, is a dummy variable distinguishing elections that occurred before versus after the introduction of direct election.

• But a direct election amendment was also an opportunity.

• Again, there is more evidence to show that they felt this was a final step in formalizing direct election.

• Some were so determined to get direct election of senators that they were willing to vote for the "burdened" resolution.

• To the contrary, intra-party diversity expressed on a regional or sectional basis is the key independent variable in understanding support for and opposition to the direct election of senators.

• Small wonder that the direct election of the prime minister was quietly relegated to the dust bin of history in the wake of the 2001 election.

• We find that the direct election of a president - whether powerful or weak - introduces a special element into electoral politics under semi-presidentialism not present in pure parliamentary systems.

• Finally, he examines the impact on the party system of the direct election of the prime minister, a reform initiated in 1996 and repealed in 2001.

• Just as the western states were hotbeds of other democratizing reforms, such as the initiative, referendum, and female suffrage, they likewise embraced direct election of senators.