Sentences with phrase «current constituency boundaries»

If so, Labour would need — with the current constituency boundaries — to win around 90 additional seats in England and Wales to achieve an outright majority.

Dublin Mid West — With a population per TD ratio that is 4.9 % below the state average, Dublin Mid-West can remain as a 4 - seat constituency with its current constituency boundaries unless changes to neighbouring constituencies, such as Dublin South - West have a knock - on effect here.

Not exact matches

This fixation with equal constituency size upholds a vital democratic tenet of equal representation; but it also results in the confusions of the current Boundary Commission proposals.

The current government has bigger problems to address than electoral reform, so the constituency boundaries will soon be unchanged for 20 years.

The public submissions phase of the current review of European Parliament election constituency boundaries concluded at 5.00 pm last Friday (30th August).

The current seat was created in boundary changes in 1983, as part of an expansion of Northern Ireland's constituencies from 12 to 17, and was predominantly made up from parts of North Antrim and South Antrim.

In 2005, when the current Westminster constituency boundaries were introduced, the figures were even higher.

Many Holyrood constituencies, retaining those boundaries as they do, now straddle boundaries between the current council areas created in 1996.

Given that the Constitution explicitly states that the population per TD ratio nationally (this does not apply to individual constituencies) must not exceed 30,000 (or indeed fall below 20,000), this means that the smallest number of Dail deputies, which can be envisaged in the upcoming Constituency Commission review of / report on Dail constituency boundaries, is 159, which is a higher number that the current membership (158 TDs) of DConstituency Commission review of / report on Dail constituency boundaries, is 159, which is a higher number that the current membership (158 TDs) of Dconstituency boundaries, is 159, which is a higher number that the current membership (158 TDs) of Dail Eireann.

I don't think the process of normalising constituency sizes is as big a thing as it seems, a «normal» boundary review (which would have been due anyway) would typically move some seats from Labour to Conservative due to the current trends of internal migration.