The geography of campaign funding, campaign spending and voting at the New South Wales Legislative Assembly elections of 1984
The relationship between campaign fund raising, campaign expenditure and voter support levels for the two major parties, Labor and the Coalition, is explored by means of regression analysis. Results confirm the existence of significant relationships
, in particular that, holding constant other influencing factors, the more a party raises and spends during a campaign, the more votes it wins.
The value of making an extra effort: campaign spending and electoral outcomes in recent British General Elections-a decomposition approach
There are technical problems in separating out the real impacts of campaign spending from those which reflect prior strength. A two-stage modelling procedure is introduced which allows such separation: it provides strong evidence that where parties
The effects of local campaign spending on the geography of the flow-of-the-vote at the 1991 New South Wales state election
As applied to the flow-of-vote, this study concludes that local campaign spending has real consequences for vote shifts. It is established that any major commitment to local electorate spending by one of the major parties relative to the other
Receptor modeling, using factor analysis, was applied for the source identifications and source apportionment of air particulate samples which were collected during two sampling campaigns in Antwerp, Belgium, and analysed by particle-induced X-ray
emission (POXE) analysis. In a summer campaign (July 1986), 16 12-h samples of total aerosol were taken using conventional low volume filter equipment. In a winter campaign (February-March 1987) 120 24-h samples, consisting of 40 coarse, 40 fine and 40
total aerosol samples, were collected using a stacked filter unit and a total filter sampler. In both campaigns between three and five sources were discerned, most of which could be attributed to existing urban sources of air particulate matter. For each
The effectiveness of constituency campaign spending in Australian state elections during times of electoral volatility : the New South Wales case, 1988-95
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to mount a campaign of their own. It was subsumed within the nationalist-unionist schism. The gestation of urban tenant protest and the campaign for urban tenurial rights are examined. It shows how the nationalist issue negated this axis of political
Multispectral remote sensing of nearshore suspended sediment : a pilot study in The Natural Environment Research Council's Airborne Thematic Mapper campaigns 1983 and 1984.
The determination of the internal structure of an effluent plume using MSS data in The Natural Environment Research Council's Airborne Thematic Mapper campaigns 1983 and 1984.
Mapping of water quality in coastalwaters using Airborne Thematic Mapper in The Natural Environment Research Council's Airborne Thematic Mapper campaigns 1983 and 1984.
The quantitative use of Airborne Thematic Mapper thermal infrared data in The Natural Environment Research Council's Airborne Thematic Mapper campaigns 1983 and 1984.
Remote sensing of structurally complex semi-natural vegetation - an example from heathland in The Natural Environment Research Council's Airborne Thematic Mapper campaigns 1983 and 1984.
The interactive effect of spatial resolution and degree of internal variability within land-cover types on classification accuracies in The Natural Environment Research Council's Airborne Thematic Mapper campaigns 1983 and 1984.
Spectral separation of moorland vegetation in Airborne Thematic Mapper data in The Natural Environment Research Council's Airborne Thematic Mapper campaigns 1983 and 1984.