Constructive Vote of No Confidence (6268 bytes)
1: ...''[[Bundestag]]'') if a successor is elected into office at the same time.
3: ... many Chancellors in office; see the [[Chancellor of Germany]] page for a list.
7: ...or only by electing a successor with the majority of its members and by requesting the Federal Preside...
10: ...undestag with the majority of its members elects another Federal Chancellor''.<br>
11: ...ight hours must elapse between the motion and the vote thereon.''

Confidence (345 bytes)
1: ...ort in the [[legislature]]. If a [[motion of no confidence]] is passed in a legislature governments are forc...
8: ...onfidence or self confidence refers to the belief of a person in his abilities ==

Motion of no confidence (6801 bytes)
1: ...is passed or rejected by means of a parliamentary vote.
3: ...Acheson]] in the [[1950s]], but these motions are of symbolic effect only.
5: ...e mid 19th century, the ability of a motion of no confidence to break a government was firmly established in t...
7: ...nt votes No Confidence, or where it fails to vote confidence, a government must either
14: ... houses of parliament are ''responsible'') a head of state may have the constitutional right to refuse...

Confidence, Iowa (606 bytes)
1: ...of [[Wayne County, Iowa|Wayne County]], just west of Rathburn Lake on the [[Chariton River]].
3: ...inally platted in 1858, and its population and economic activity peaked in the 1920s, when coal mines ...
5: ... it was a virtual ghost town, with only a handful of occupied houses, a church, and a park.

Confidence interval (5388 bytes)
1: ...ose [[probability distribution]] depends on some unobservable [[parameter]] &theta;, and the relation
5: ...en the random interval (''U'',''V'') is a '''"90% confidence interval for &theta;"'''.
7: ==How to misunderstand confidence intervals==
13: ...lue depends on &theta;.) Then ''X'' - &theta; is normally distributed with expectation 0 and variance...
21: ...rom ''X'' &minus; 1.645 to ''X'' + 1.645 is a 90% confidence interval for &theta;. But when ''X'' = 82 is obs...

Matter of Confidence (437 bytes)
1: ...house and the bill is treated as a [[Motion of No Confidence]].
4: [[Motion of No Confidence]]

Motion of Confidence (5396 bytes)
1: ... Motion of Confidence to replace a [[Motion of No Confidence]] proposed by the opposition.
3: ... a parliamentary democracy generally requires one of two actions:
5: # the resignation of the government, or
6: ...t for a parliamentary dissolution and the calling of a [[General Election]].
8: ... of ''no'' confidence passed), a head of state is often constitutionally empowered (should they wish) ...

Confidence trick (9547 bytes)
1: ...im is tricked into losing money by false promises of gain.
3: ... it is impossible to con a completely honest man. Often, the mark tries to out-cheat the conmen, only ...
5: ...ife savings in something they have been confident of investing in.
7: ...perceived to be a scamming operation by many, but not by the state.
9: ==Well-known confidence tricks==

Confidence, West Virginia (394 bytes)
1: ...mage:WVMap-doton-Confidence.PNG|right|Location of Confidence, West Virginia]]
3: '''Confidence''' is a small rural [[West Virginia]] community l...
5: The community is served by Confidence Elementary School.

Index of Consumer Confidence (403 bytes)
1: ...how consumers feel about the [[United States]] economy.

Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2003 (2903 bytes)
1: ...lp America Vote Act]] (HAVA) of 2002 to require a voter-verified permanent record or hardcopy" in [[elec...
3: == Provisions of the bill ==
7: ... first Monday in November 2003" (which would be [[November 11]], [[2003]]).
11: ...o allow voters to not only check their electronic vote but to also check the permanent paper record.
13: ...ion and verification by the voter at the time the vote is cast" and preserved for "later use in any manu...

Get out the vote (3676 bytes)
1: ... activity, both aimed at increasing the number of votes cast in one or more elections.
3: == Non-partisan contexts ==
4: ... the belief that failure of any eligible voter to vote in any election entails a loss to society.
7: ... "the previously planned get-out-the-vote portion of our campaign".)
9: ...voter IDs." Gathering voter IDs is the main focus of [[canvassing]].

One vote one value (807 bytes)
1: ...stern Australia, all follows the principle of one vote one value.
3: In Queensland, the one vote one value is now followed, with the exception that electoral divi...
7: ¹See s66(3) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918.

Vote (7117 bytes)
1: :''For the Finno-Ugric people, see [[Votes]].''
3: ...ers at the voting booths in 1945.jpeg|thumb|250px|Voters at the voting booths in the [[US]] in 1945]]
4: ...rks to avoid polarisation and the marginalisation of [[dissent]]) and [[betting]] (as in an [[anticipa...
6: ...oting'' is the method by which the [[electorate]] of a democracy appoints representatives in its [[gov...
8: ... A [[secret ballot]], the standard way to protect voters' [[political privacy]], generally takes place a...

Electoral-vote.com (1891 bytes)
1: ...v_1_2004).png|thumb|450px|Screenshot of Electoral-vote.com]]
3: ...nt attention, and attracted hundreds of thousands of daily visitors as the 2004 American Presidential ...
5: ...ing that state as supporting. For instance, [[Illinois]], a state that went strongly for Democrat [[Jo...
7: .... In the actual election, Bush won 286 electoral votes to Kerry's 251.
10: * [http://electoral-vote.com/ electoral-vote.com]

Swing vote (2315 bytes)
1: ... a number of candidates in an election. '''Swing votes''' are usually sought after in elections, since ...
3: ==Who is a swing voter?==
4: ...lthough they must also be concerned with voter turnout among their political base.
6: ==The impact of swing voters==
7: ... result was a third-party candidate becoming governor.

Vote allocation (560 bytes)
1: ... asked to vote for one candidate and females for another to insure even distribution.

Split vote (1823 bytes)
3: ...e that represents the viewpoints of a minority of voters winning.
5: ...e the one in [[Australia]] also tend to eliminate vote splitting as an issue.
7: ...the eighth-place candidate in the contested state of [[Florida]] could have potentially covered the sp...
9: Vote-splitting is a special case of [[strategic nomination]].
12: * [[List of democracy and elections-related topics]]

Get Off The Internet And Vote (2056 bytes)
1: ...inner.gif|right|frame|'''Get Off The Internet And Vote: Contest Winner''']]
2: ...e 2004 election. The contest encouraged people to vote on [[Election Day (United States)|election day]] ...
5: ... bags, several cds, a book, 4 postcards, and tons of buttons."
8: A number of groups sponsored the 2004 contest, donating prize...
20: ...prizes, entrant number 1,208 was the lucky winner of the grand prize.

Don't Just Vote, Get Active (1303 bytes)
1: ...and is focused on demonstrating the effectiveness of [[direct democracy]] and [[direct action]] over [...
3: ...erests is the least efficient and effective means of applying political power. The alternative, broadl...
5: Unlike previous projects critical of [[electoral system | electoral politics]], DJV ha...
8: * [[Committee to Elect No One]]
9: * [[Criticisms of electoralism]]

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