Sentences with phrase «list vote»

Voters typically have two votes, one for their single - member district and one for the party list, the party list vote determining the balance of the parties in the elected body.

In the regional list vote, it receives just 26 per cent of support.

Their system is particularly useful because they do not just list the votes.

This includes more than 100,000 list votes gone since 1999.

The SNP would continue to win the elections on a superior list vote.

The party's list vote fell 1.6 per cent compared to the 2007 election, resulting in there being two fewer Conservative regional MSPs compared to four years ago.

Goff explained that more than 90 % of the Obama e-mail list voted in 2008 — the challenge in 2012 wasn't as much to keep them on board, but to reach out to more people.

Falling behind hated rivals the SNP and Tories in both constituency and list voting intentions is a far cry from the party's dominance of Scottish politics for more than half of a century.

Which brings me to my favourite part of this result: the strongest Green list vote we've seen since this polling sequence began, indicating a Green group five times larger than that which currently sits at Holyrood, primarily because Labour would no longer be so substantially under - represented in the constituencies.

The New York City Board of Elections lists his vote total as 726,361 with 98.4 percent of districts reporting, which could wind up resulting in the second - smallest total garnered by a victorious Democrat in the past century.

I know you'd like for me to list every vote taken on reducing education budgets, but you'll just have to settle for my rambling justifications for my viewpoint.

Willie Rennie will be hoping the Liberal Democrat list vote holds up and gets him back in, but Mark Ruskell for the Greens will be looking to repeat his 2003 list win, and there will probably not be a huge number of votes in it.

After the district winners have been determined, sufficient candidates from each party list are elected to «top - up» each party to the overall number of parliamentary seats due to it according to the party's overall list vote.

Here Boris leads Ken by 45 - 40 %, while Labour leads the Tories in the Assembly list vote by 46 - 35 %.

GameMaker Studio has ranked as the 35th best game development technology in the latest edition of Develop 100, a tech list voted on by independent developers, CTO's, and industry heavyweights.

Electors would have two votes: a constituency MP vote, and a party list vote, which might be different.

It is not (strictly speaking) a party - list voting system, but the method used to elect the Australian Senate operates somewhat like a ranked choice party - list system in practice.

Party A receives 1000 votes (A-B) for list votes Party B receives 3000 votes for list votes Party C receives 1000 votes for list votes Party D, E receives nothing since they didn't collect 5 % globally (or if they are alliances by 2 or 3 + parties, they need at least 10 or 15 %).

Survation's canvas for the Daily Record suggested Ukip might take six per cent of the list vote, which, according to Weber Shandwick's Scotland Votes seat predicting tool would see the party with a sizeable presence in the Scottish parliament.

«Your other vote will be a party list vote to elect representatives from your region of Scotland by a form of proportional representation.

If the election were tomorrow, which party would you be most likely to vote for with your regional list vote?»

Second, the wording of the question used to ascertain voting intentions on the list vote is markedly different from the one that the company has used previously.

If the election were tomorrow, which party would you be most likely to vote for with your second, regional list vote?»

In the Scottish Parliament elections yesterday the SNP lost 6 seats and their majority because their share of the list vote fell by 2 points.

«Your second vote will be a party list vote to elect representatives from your region of Scotland by a form of proportional representation.

Second, the wording of the question used to ascertain voting intentions on the list vote -LSB-...]

This happened in 1994 and 2002 to PDS, which they failed to reach 5 % of party - list votes.

Second, the poll suggests that UKIP might do well enough on the list vote to be capable of winning seats at Holyrood.

However, given the potential pitfalls in polling the list vote, here too we probably have to conclude that we can not be sure who will emerge as the victor.

Consequently, at 9 % support for the Greens on the list vote remains three points above that for the Liberal Democrats.

A recent ICM poll for the Scotsman indicated the SNP has 33 per cent of the vote with Labour running at 31 per cent of the constituency vote and 27 per cent of the list vote.

But not all of the 20 MPs on the list voted to leave the EU in June's referendum.

The Welsh Secretary's preferred option of fewer constituencies and more list members would deny Labour a majority in an election where its list vote was lagging so far behind its constituency support.

The Scottish Parliamentary results produced a net loss of one seat for the Conservatives, due to a fall in their share of the list vote.

«I've spoken to traditional Plaid, Labour and Conservative voters on the doorsteps over the past few months who are lending their second regional list votes to the Welsh Lib Dems to stop UKIP.

The Lib Dems are set to do fairly well, registering 17 per cent of support in the constituency vote and 19 per cent in the regional list vote.

This is puzzling — but we should remember that September's poll showed a four - point drop in Conservative support for the list vote; that may again have been a slight outlier, and our new poll may be showing things reverting to what is the current norm.

Before apportioning list seats, all list votes for parties which failed to reach the minimum threshold are discarded.

The list vote usually determines how many seats are allocated to each party in parliament.

In the London Assembly the shares are CON 32 %, LAB 45 %, LD 8 %, Others 15 % in the constituency vote and CON 30 %, LAB 44 %, LDEM 8 %, UKIP 8 %, GREEN 5 %, BNP 2 % in the list vote.

Among other reforms, he suggests that improving the representativeness of MEPs by using open - list voting systems, increasing the accountability of the -LSB-...]

At each general election of the Assembly, each elector has two votes, one constituency vote and one regional party - list vote.

The two - party division of the list vote was Labour 51 % - Conservative 49 %.

Impressively, attending the school with the strongest civic climate (where 85 percent of students listed voting as a component of good citizenship) rather than the school with the weakest civic climate (where 46 percent chose voting) increased anticipated participation by a quarter of a standard deviation, or by about twice the effect of the individual student's having listed voting as a component of good citizenship.