Sentences with phrase «remain vote in a constituency»

Correlation between the estimated Remain vote in a constituency and the proportion of petitioners from such constituencies is extremely high (r = 0.93).

I thought the disproportionately high Remain vote in this constituency was partly due to the fact that the two relatively popular Tory incumbents in the 2 seats — Heidi Allen and Lucy Frazer — had both endorsed Remain although this result challenges both of those notions

Not exact matches

Since last month's poll, in the constituency vote the SNP were up one per cent to 53, Labour were also up one to 22, the Tories remain on 16 and the Liberal Democrats down one on six.

Whereas some NDC members in constituencies «boiling» since the primaries are in court challenging their outcome, others are said to have decided not to take any action but will remain noncommittal or possibly, vote against the party's elected parliamentary candidates in the November 7 elections.

Many of the attack seats are in London or the south - east, with Hoey's constituency of Vauxhall topping the list due to its substantial 77 % vote to remain in the European Union in last year's referendum.

In second place on list is Tory MP Victoria Borwick whose Kensington constituency is said to have voted by 69 % to remain in the EIn second place on list is Tory MP Victoria Borwick whose Kensington constituency is said to have voted by 69 % to remain in the Ein the EU.

And the context for the coup was the EC result but in JC's constituency 73 % voted to Remain whilst Mr Smith in his area had 56 % for Out!

Following the party's decision to support the European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 2017, at least three shadow cabinet ministers, all representing constituencies which voted to remain in the EU, resigned from their position as a result of the party's decision to invoke Article 50 under the bill.

The run - off, with the last vote held in Tain constituency, was closely watched as Ghana remains a rare example of a functioning democracy in West Africa.

Almost one third of the constituency's population were graduates in 2011, so if the region - wide correlation also held within the city, that would translate to 55 % voting for Remain.

The Guardian understands that Corbyn is considering convening an extra meeting of the shadow cabinet later this week to discuss the issue, which risks exacerbating the rift between MPs in post-industrial seats where there are profound concerns about immigration and those in constituencies that voted remain.

But Labour sources are privately suggesting that while there will be a clear party line — consistent with Corbyn's suggestion on the morning of 24 June that article 50 should be triggered immediately — they also understand the concerns of MPs who represent constituencies that voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU.

In a statement after Wednesday's resignations, Corbyn said: «MPs have a duty to represent their constituents as well as their party, and I understand the difficulties that MPs for constituencies which voted remain have in relation to the European Union withdrawal bill.&raquIn a statement after Wednesday's resignations, Corbyn said: «MPs have a duty to represent their constituents as well as their party, and I understand the difficulties that MPs for constituencies which voted remain have in relation to the European Union withdrawal bill.&raquin relation to the European Union withdrawal bill.»

«MPs have a duty to represent their constituents as well as their party, and I understand the difficulties that MPs for constituencies which voted Remain have in relation to the European Union withdrawal Bill.

«As a Remain - supporting MP representing a heavily Leave voting constituency, I am in a bit of a predicament,» he said.

Shadow Foreign Office minister Catherine West had earlier said she could not support her party's position given her Hornsey and Woodgreen constituency «secured the highest remain vote in the UK».

Ms Abbott said: «What happens to people that vote not to trigger will be managed by the whips but the leadership has a lot of sympathy for people in heavily Remain constituencies who find themselves in difficulty.»

Ahead of the December polls, Mr Agyarko, who is seeking reelection has been spotted many times visiting students in their rooms and on shuttles sharing with them why they need to vote him to remain the Member of Parliament for the constituency.

As part of our profiles on key constituencies, Craig Johnson looks at the left - of - centre parties battling it out in the strong Remain - voting seat of Bristol West.

The Lib Dems need a swing of around 6.5 % to take the seat from Labour, and are hopeful given that 68 % of the constituency (probably) voted Remain in the referendum.

It is a constituency very much in favour of the European Union: 79 % (probably) voted Remain in last year's EU referendum.