Sentences with phrase «lists by constituency»

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In one example, the study listed numerous cases of multiple people registered at the same address in the parliamentary constituency of Bagan Datuk, held by Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

In 1989 it reported a constituency in the U.S. of over 2 million served by over 11,000 churches and 30,000 ministers (it lists 16 million adherents worldwide) In 1969 the AG membership in the U.S. was only 592,000.

a constituency candidate for a component party of that party (being a component party that is not listed on the part of the ballot paper that relates to the party vote but is, in accordance with the details held by the Electoral Commission under any of the provisions of sections 127 (3A) and 128A, a component party of that party) has his or her name endorsed on a writ under section 185 as a person declared to be elected as a member of Parliament.

Direct election means that the electors vote directly for representatives of their constituency by giving their vote to an electoral list.

Additional member seats are allocated from the lists by the d'Hondt method, with constituency results being taken into account in the allocation.

A constituency candidate at an election who applies for a recount of the votes or a person who files an election petition may, by notice in writing to the Electoral Commission, require the Electoral Commission forthwith to annotate the list attached to the master roll pursuant to section 187 (3):

The SNP are predicted to win all nine of the constituencies, so their list vote will automatically be divided by ten, probably taking their total to below the Liberal Democrats, but not necessarily.

BMG suggested that Labour were clearly ahead of the Conservatives — by five points on the constituency vote and four points on the list.

The additional member seats are allocated from closed lists by the d'Hondt method, with constituency results being taken into account in the allocation.

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

Wales was more encouraging, as the Party gained two constituencies, and pushed up its share of the vote by 2.5 % at both constituency and list level.

AMS / AV + would almost certainly be easier than STV, which would require huge constituencies for rural areas (and even under FPTP, there are inequalities in constituency membership because of the difficulties caused by excessive size), but then a whole new can of worms would be opened up concerning how to set the ratio between corrective «top - up» MPs, and constituency MPs, plus a whole load of other factors such as whether to allow dual standing, whether the two votes should be two choices or interconnected, whether the list should be open or closed, etc., etc..

At the end of an election, the marked postal voter lists are open for public inspection and also can be purchased by the Electoral Commission, candidates, elected representatives, government departments, police forces, registered political parties and local constituency parties.

The list is arranged by constituency.

Labour retains a narrow lead over the Tories on the constituency vote among those who are likely to vote, however it has been overtaken by Ruth Davidson's party on the list.

From 1979 to 1994, MEPs were elected from 10 individual constituencies by first - past - the - post; since 1999, MEPs have been elected from a London - wide regional list by proportional representation.

The return to national lists in effect benefits smaller parties which were previously disadvantaged by the system of large regional constituencies, while larger parties would win fewer seats due to the system of apportionment.

He described the many infrastructural projects put up, especially in the Ablekuma South and West Constituencies, as «gargantuan» listing the popular Millennium School project, first of its kind spearheaded by him, water, roads and others social amenities.

George Osborne's Tatton seat is similarly left uncontested by UKIP (Click here for the Press Association's full list of candidates standing for all parties in every constituency).

The following table is a list of MPs elected, ordered by constituency.

The British government announced on 22 November 2006 that the two separate ballot papers used in the previous Scottish Parliament elections would be replaced for the elections in May 2007 by a single paper, with the left side listing the parties standing for election as regional MSPs and the right side the candidates standing as constituency MSPs.

Each constituency elects one AM by the first past the post (single - member district plurality, SMDP) system, and the additional Assembly seats are filled from regional closed party lists, under the d'Hondt method, with constituency results being taken into account, to produce a degree of proportional representation for each region.

The regional vote is used to elect representatives from party lists to stand in regional seats, taking into account how many seats were gained by that party in the constituency vote, using a system of proportional representation: the number of seats a party receives will roughly reflect its percentage of the vote.