Voters. Any citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina aged 18 or older whose name appears on the 1991 census for Bosnia and Herzegovina shall be eligible, in accordance with electoral rules and regulations, to vote. A citizen who no longer lives in the municipality in which he or she resided in 1991 shall, as a general rule, be expected to vote, in person or by absentee ballot, in that municipality, provided that the person is determined to have been registered in that municipality as confirmed by the local election commission and the Provisional Election Commission. Such a citizen may, however, apply to the Commission to cast his or her ballot elsewhere. The exercise of a refugee's right to vote shall be interpreted as confirmation of his or her intention to return to Bosnia and Herzegovina. By Election Day, the return of refugees should already be underway, thus allowing many to participate in person in elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Commission may provide in the electoral rules and regulations for citizens not listed in the 1991 census to vote.
Voters. Starting before the Early Voting Period for the June 2018 Election, the County shall take the following steps to educate voters regarding use of its RAVBM System.
Voters. Persons eligible to vote in elections for the Community Council under the Northern Manitoba Elections Regulation, Manitoba Regulation 43/93 made under The Northern Affairs Act may vote on whether or not to approve this Agreement.
Voters. War Lake Members, who are eighteen (18) years of age or older at the time of the vote, may vote on whether or not to approve this Agreement.
Voters. 13.1.2 representatives of the Issuer and the Note Trustee;
Voters. Any citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina aged 18 or older whose name ap- pears on the 1991 census for Bosnia and Herzegovina shall be eligible, in accordance with electoral rules and regulations, to vote. A citizen who no longer lives in the mu- nicipality in which he or she resided in 1991 shall, as a general rule, be expected to vote, in person or by absentee ballot, in that municipality, provided that the person is determined to have been registered in that municipality as confirmed by the local election commission and the Provisional Election Commission. Such a citizen may, however, apply to the Commission to cast his or her ballot else- where. The exercise of a refugee's right to vote shall be interpreted as confirmation of his or her intention to return to Bosnia and Herzegovina. By Election Day, the re- turn of refugees should already be underway, thus allowing many to participate in person in elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Commission may provide in the electoral rules and regulations for citizens not listed in the 1991 census to vote.
Voters. Counting ineligible ballots. Not counting ballots in 1 the presence of unit owners.
Voters. Voters may bring in pre-marked sample ballots or campaign literature for their personal use. They may not use these to campaign inside the polling place or within 150 feet of the entrance to the polling place. Voters may wear campaign buttons, shirts, hats, or any other campaign items when they enter the polling place to vote. Aftereachvoter leaves, a pollworkermustcheckthevotingboothfor uncast ballots andcampaignorothermaterialsleftbehind. Poll workers must remove and discard any sample ballots or campaign material left by a voter in the polling place. Follow the procedure in Section H. Uncast Ballot (Chapter V). Voters are permitted to photograph only their own ballot per section 102.031, Fla. Stat.
Voters. There is a continuum of voters, indexed i on the real line. Each voter i chooses a vector of actions xx, and denote the profile of actions for all voters as a. Each voter i has a loss function ui (ai, t) = − Σp=T,I (aip − tp)2 . That is, the voters desire to match their actions as closely as possible to match the state of the regulatory environment. For instance if a worker/voter must choose a sector or an industry in which to seek employment, or a capital owner must choose a sector in which to invest, the amount of labor/capital they provide will depend on the expected wage/return on capital, which in turn may depend on the tariff applied to imports in that sector, or the amount of foreign capital that is invested in that sector. Or a firm in an industry must adapt its product to match current rules on local content/health and safety, etc., in order to successfully sell its product in the domestic market or in the preferential trading area. Or a firm’s domestic profit depends on how much competition from foreign investors it faces. σp The voter is imperfectly informed about the policy stance, t, that will apply. Each voter receives the same public signals y = (yT , yI) about the likely policy regime with yp = tp + ηp, where ηp is distributed normally with mean zero and variance σp for p = T, I. We designate η = (ηT , ηI). The signals, yT and yI are independently drawn. It will be useful to denote the “precision” of each signal as αp = 1 . In expectation, therefore, the voter prefers signals that are more precise – which maps to the idea above that individual, and hence social, welfare is enhanced by a more stable, or less unpredictable trade or investment policy. Executive Social welfare is the total utility of all voters. W (a, t) = − ∫ Σ p=T,I (aip − tp)2 di. The government however cares about survival in office. Assume for a moment that there is an election, and the prob- ability of reelecting the incumbent is rising in the social welfare. Let Pr {reelection} = P (W (a, t)) with Pr > 0 and P rr < 0. P (W (a, t)) is therefore a measure of the “will of the voters.” However, the degree to which the will of the voters determines whether or not the incumbent returns to office depends on the regime type, and in particular on the degree to which the holder of office is bound by the interests of the electorate at large. Let ∆ ∈ [0, 1] be a measure of the degree to which the will of the voters is binding on the executive. This will be our measure of the polity’...
