Sentences with phrase «most constituencies»

They make up more than half of the electorate in most constituencies.

In most constituencies, the majority of offenders are under 18, sometimes considerably so.

This election is likely to lead to a much messier hung parliament than in 2010, and constituency sizes and turnout mean the Tories are likely to suffer the most

What your post shows is that the for GEs in the UK (currently), AV is a joke, as most constituencies are very safe seats.

Fifty MPs are to be removed, most of them Labour, as the boundaries of most constituencies are redrawn.

I have been thinking of what I call the romantic relationship between the incumbent National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration, and most constituencies along the coastal towns of Ghana.

Electorates were a relatively small proportion of the population in most constituencies, and in the case of so called «rotten boroughs», tiny.

(In STV elections, most constituencies will be marginal, at least with regard to the allocation of a final seat.)

Most constituencies are occupied by safe seat politicians who see little need to engage with the voters other than at election time or to get a front seat position in their parties.

«Most constituencies would have a sizeable section of this group.

But he is now the candidate with the most Constituency Labour Party nominations and a leaked poll this week put him in front.

During the 2010 election campaign, Gordon Brown visited the most constituencies, managing to fit in 62 — three of which he visited twice.

Labour still won the most constituencies, but the SNP made inroads.

Legally recognized in most constituencies, separation is often viewed as a prelude to divorce.