Presidential Election 2011
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Not talking about having polls leh... :scratchhead:
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ksi:
Trying to give another perspective about statistics. Say, if Dr TCB has won, he would also win with 30+% given the number of contenders and their campaigning efforts, it would also mean 60+% not supporting him and he will have to prove himself the same. Similiarly for TJS. So for each of them individually whoever won, they would have to press on in the new role with a 60+% not supporting them, they have to spur themselves abit by thinking positive.
I believe those who voted TJS wouldn't mind TCB as president but not TT since TJS is the last one who said want to contest.
In fact TCB was my 2nd choice and 1st choice if TJS didn't contest. -
what happen to Catherine Lim ?
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concern2:
Not talking about having polls leh... :scratchhead:
U talking abt independent analysts mah;
Say wat u want to say, I say my piece mah :rotflmao:
:oops: My post was to add on to ur view dat there r constraints n restrictions limiting d spread of various views.
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ksi:
Trying to give another perspective about statistics. Say, if Dr TCB has won, he would also win with 30+% given the number of contenders and their campaigning efforts, it would also mean 60+% not supporting him and he will have to prove himself the same. Similiarly for TJS. So for each of them individually whoever won, they would have to press on in the new role with a 60+% not supporting them, they have to spur themselves abit by thinking positive.
If TJS won, about 75% of voters not supporting him. If TKL won, about 95% of voters not supporting him. Not the same %.
But I got what you mean, none of them had gotten majority vote. -
phtthp:
what happen to Catherine Lim ?
I think concern2 refers to SME GCT putting Catherine Lim in her place
when she wrote about d great political divide.
He said she shd step into d political arena if she wants to talk politics. -
wonderm:
You are right, I was not being precise like the way I would solve Math problems in the Math thread...but you got my drift. :hi5:ksi:
Trying to give another perspective about statistics. Say, if Dr TCB has won, he would also win with 30+% given the number of contenders and their campaigning efforts, it would also mean 60+% not supporting him and he will have to prove himself the same. Similiarly for TJS. So for each of them individually whoever won, they would have to press on in the new role with a 60+% not supporting them, they have to spur themselves abit by thinking positive.
If TJS won, about 75% of voters not supporting him. If TKL won, about 95% of voters not supporting him. Not the same %.
But I got what you mean, none of them had gotten majority vote. -
wonderm:
alamak wonderm, u another PhD in maths?
If TJS won, about 75% of voters not supporting him. If TKL won, about 95% of voters not supporting him. Not the same %.
But I got what you mean, none of them had gotten majority vote.
It's not possible to win with 25% of valid votes in a 4 corner fight
unless there is a high percentage of spoilt votes;
n definitely not with 5% of valid votes.
But I understand ur point
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Way2GO:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: That's a good one!
U talking abt independent analysts mah;
Say wat u want to say, I say my piece mah :rotflmao:Way2GO:
The restriction is in opinion polling. Haven't scrutinized other restrictions yet, but I think you have a point there. The time given for campaigns itself is already one of them (less than 10 days). Want to organize a forum also difficult.:oops: My post was to add on to ur view dat there r constraints n restrictions limiting d spread of various views.

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Way2GO:
You burst my tummy...with laughter. :rotflmao: *I am losing it*
alamak wonderm, u another PhD in maths?wonderm:
If TJS won, about 75% of voters not supporting him. If TKL won, about 95% of voters not supporting him. Not the same %.
But I got what you mean, none of them had gotten majority vote.
It's not possible to win with 25% of valid votes in a 4 corner fight
unless there is a high percentage of spoilt votes;
n definitely not with 5% of valid votes.
But I understand ur point
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