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A Transferable Incumbency Effect in Local Elections: Why it is Important for Parties to hold the Mayoralty 来自 Semantic Scholar 喜欢 0 阅读量: 31 作者:Bjrn Egner,Michael Stoiber 摘要: Does the outcome of the direct election of the head of the government influence the election of the ...
Conservatives, Labour, Holyrood and the Senedd - don't worry, we know the UK's local politics can be confusing. But as results trickle in from one of the most important elections in recent times, CGTN Europe breaks down the main races for you and sheds some light on wha...
“In-person absentee voting is just off the charts,” he said. “This year both parties have really been making a push to get people into vote early.” So, the theory is this. More people are voting early because this is an important election to more people than previous elections. Peop...
state makes an important election-related decision, that decision could be subject to the scrutiny of another official. This is how it is done in Louisiana, where the secretary of state's decisions on issues such as absentee and early voting require the approval of the state's attorney ...
The system calls for the creation, every four years, of a temporary group of electors equal to the total number of representatives in Congress. Technically, it is these electors, and not the American people, who vote for the president. In modern elections, the first candidate to get 270 ...
elections represent a significant opportunity to drive change. Advocacy campaigns are at their most effective when local governments, municipalities and councils activate communities, mobilizing on issues that impact their everyday lives. For it is in the local, placed-based arena that community members...
"While voters go to the polls and see a presidential candidate on the ballot, they are actually voting for electors who represent those people," he said. "Whoever the prevailing electors are in those elections, they are the people who ultimately cast the Electoral College votes. So, the po...
in response to demands from the constituency. The local government obtains a political value from setting an (un)ambitious target, which is balanced against the costs and benefits from actual mitigation, and future political costs if the target is not met. It is assumed that targets are only ...
Renouncing U.S. citizenship means forfeiting rights like voting, government protection abroad, and citizenship for children born overseas. The renunciation process is lengthy and extensive, involving paperwork, interviews, and fees, and it is typically irreversible. ...