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91 On Sunday the national executive committee firmly rejected the proposal to set up a working party to study electoral reform.

92 Members of congress increasingly came to believe that they could insulate themselves against electoral defeat by assiduous attention to constituency casework.

93 Under a Labour government, this committee would become an official inquiry into electoral reform.

94 The winning candidate needs 270 electoral votes to capture the White House.

95 However, the National Electoral Commission retained wide powers to ban potential candidates.

96 Bolstered by his landslide electoral victory in 1972, the President moved to take on the legislature.

97 Considered a must-win state, with its vital 21 electoral votes,(sentencedict.com) it was too close to call on election eve.

98 The president would no longer be chosen by voters but by an electoral college of supposedly nonpartisan locally elected deputies.

99 This leaves 143 electoral college votes in 14 swing states undecided.

100 But spokesmen said the electoral commission could probably only offer preliminary results Wednesday.

101 Thus, during these years, the overriding concern of the government in office was parliamentary survival and electoral prospects.

102 Is the practice of marking each voting counterfoil with the electors electoral role number to continue in the forthcoming election?

103 Conscientious voters will take advantage of every opportunity to sort the electoral wheat from the chaff.

104 The courts and tribunals were made responsible for ensuring the smooth running of electoral campaigns and equal treatment of candidates.

105 But he said there would have to be a complete overhaul of the electoral system first.

106 Since the trade union votes count for 40 percent of the local electoral college,[sentencedict.com] Mr Davies was declared the nominee.

107 Florida, with 25 votes in the electoral college that formally picks the next president, is pivotal to the outcome.

108 It has leveled the electoral playing field and allowed less well-funded candidates to defeat their better-financed opponents.

109 We will continue to encourage a wide and well-informed public debate on the electoral system.

110 He is both sharply divided from his party opponents and emotionally involved in electoral contests.

111 To this end it announced that the electoral commission was to be reconstituted in order to free it from political influence and manipulation.

112 The exchanges between Bhutto and Ishaq Khan had grown sharper in the few last days of the electoral campaign.

113 Mr Berisha's Democratic party alleged widespread electoral fraud by the government and intimidation of polling station officials by the police.

114 And in an electoral system dominated by money, that often means the short-term interests of their largest campaign contributors.

115 These expectations were nurtured by the adversarial nature of electoral competition and they pressed hard on to government.

116 Even under the electoral college rules, this achievement ought to make Gore the next president.

117 Further, in a currency union no government of a member country can manipulate the money supply growth rate for electoral purposes.

118 The violent street demonstration witnessed by Abercrombie in Beirut had been in protest at these electoral violations.

119 The half-solution created electoral chaos, with some black representatives voting against it.

120 In all more than 1,000 people were arrested during the electoral campaign.