(ref earlier, I know AV isn't technically PR, but didn't want to use the phrase «electoral reform» as I'm in
favour of early voting, mobile voting etc and not everyone might understand electoral reform in the narrow technical sense)
Not exact matches
In January, a committee
of the federal Liberal party, following a
vote in
favour of decriminalization a year
earlier at the party's convention, came out with a 38 - page paper advocating full legalization.
Around 65 per cent
of younger people
voted for Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party
earlier this year and YouGov has observed that «age seems to be the new dividing line in British politics», with older people tending to
favour the Conservative Party and younger people generally
voting Labour.
Earlier this year, the previously - loyal Corbynite quit the shadow cabinet rather than
vote in
favour of the government's Brexit bill.
Most MPs say they will
vote in
favour of Article 50 if they get a chance
early next year.
Chris Grayling, one
of the six cabinet members who
favour Brexit, had
earlier dismissed a 28 - page Cabinet Office report warning
of what Cameron called a «decade
of uncertainty» if Britain
votes to leave, as «completely ludicrous».
However, since the Fixed - Term Parliaments Act 2011, terms are now a fixed five years, and an
early general election can only be brought about either by a two - thirds majority in
favour of a motion for a dissolution, or by a
vote of no confidence that is not followed within fourteen days by a
vote of confidence (which may be for confidence in the same government or a different one).
Results today showed that 95.7 percent
of McDonald's workers that have been balloted
voted in
favour of the strike at the ballot, paving way for them to voice their concerns about McDonald's not dealing with their grievances, and failing to end the use
of zero - hour contracts — something that was promised to workers
earlier this year.
Coalition introduced five - year parliaments but act allows for
early elections if two - thirds
of MPs
vote in
favour
However, Starmer's decision to hail the
early vote as a victory could mean shadow cabinet ministers who are conflicted over Brexit, such as Clive Lewis and Diane Abbott, may feel more comfortable with
voting in
favour of the bill on Wednesday, as they will be able to argue that the party helped shape the process.
Earlier this month, Ealing councillors
voted overwhelmingly in
favour of a motion to stop the anti-abortion groups from protesting outside a Marie Stopes clinic in the borough, including potentially using a time - limited public space protection order (PSPO), normally used to prevent antisocial behaviour such as street drinking.
For example, instead
of expressing their genuine order
of preferences, tactical voters will re-order their
votes so as to try to achieve the
early elimination
of candidates the second preferences
of which are likely to go to their
favoured candidate and to keep in candidates whose voters are unlikely to have expressed second preferences.
Now, if you are wondering what ultimately happened with BFI, the ballots that were impounded after April 2104 election were counted in
early September 2015 and workers
voted 73 - 17 in
favour of unionization by the Teamsters.
The highly controversial test was going to be introduced on August 4 and
earlier this month MPs
voted in
favour of it by 273 to 203 with only David Davis MP rebelling from the Conservatives.
Earlier this month, the Law Society
of British Columbia
voted 20 — 6 in
favour of allowing persons who graduate from TWU law school to be admitted to the bar in British Columbia.