Sentences with phrase «overall number of votes»

... It's not a small deal because the overall number of votes cast is not going to be that big.»

However, the party came second in several areas and had the third largest overall number of votes in Wales.

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When weighted by the number of seats they have up for election, the average Remain vote in those councils that have elections on Thursday is as much as 52 %, some five points above the overall Remain vote in England in June 2016.

(f) The final option would be if both Labour and the Conservatives were too far from an overall majority to form a government without the Liberal Democrats, and that the Lib Dems (coming either first or second in the popular vote, though still third in number of seats) decide not to allow either to form a functioning government.

The Lib Dems are unlikely to finish anything other than third in the number of seats won, even if they finish second in terms of overall vote share.

Total number of ballot papers returned: 84,469 (turnout 40.4 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 65 Number voting «YES» 77,681 Number voting «NO» 6,723 Percentage voting «YES» 92 % Fee paying independent and private schools: Total number of ballot papers returned: 1,777 (turnout 27 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 4 Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»number of ballot papers returned: 84,469 (turnout 40.4 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 65 Number voting «YES» 77,681 Number voting «NO» 6,723 Percentage voting «YES» 92 % Fee paying independent and private schools: Total number of ballot papers returned: 1,777 (turnout 27 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 4 Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»number of spoiled papers: 65 Number voting «YES» 77,681 Number voting «NO» 6,723 Percentage voting «YES» 92 % Fee paying independent and private schools: Total number of ballot papers returned: 1,777 (turnout 27 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 4 Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»Number voting «YES» 77,681 Number voting «NO» 6,723 Percentage voting «YES» 92 % Fee paying independent and private schools: Total number of ballot papers returned: 1,777 (turnout 27 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 4 Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»Number voting «NO» 6,723 Percentage voting «YES» 92 % Fee paying independent and private schools: Total number of ballot papers returned: 1,777 (turnout 27 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 4 Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»number of ballot papers returned: 1,777 (turnout 27 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 4 Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»number of spoiled papers: 4 Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»Number voting «YES» 1,578 Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»Number voting «NO» 195 Percentage voting «YES» 89 % Overall Total Total number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»number of ballot papers returned: 86,246 (turnout 40 %) Total number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»number of spoiled papers: 69 Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»Number voting «YES» 79,259 Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES»Number voting «NO» 6,918 Percentage voting «YES» 92 %

That assumes that the same number of people vote overall, but they all vote for one of two candidates.

Those numbers, as well as the strong showing of Green Party nominee Howie Hawkins, who despite a dropoff in overall turnout of 900,000 compared to 2010 virtually tripled his vote total from that year.

In Danehouse ward there was a tighter system for obtaining proxy votes than in the 1999 election but overall the number of absent votes were only a 100 less than in 1999, while split fairly evenly between Labour and the Liberal Democrats.

Both Labour and the Conservatives benefit greatly from FPTP, which exaggerates the number of seats awarded to the winning party (and often the second place party too), meaning a government with an overall majority can be elected with barely a third of the popular vote.

They increased both their vote share and number of seats, making seven gains overall, four of which were from the Conservatives.

They believe that an English committee at Westminster, which should have a veto over legislation related to England, should be appointed according the overall vote share of parties rather than their number of MPs.

Additionally, while the fact three of the eight Best Picture nominees (Brooklyn, Mad Max: Fury Road and Room) focus on female protagonists, the lack of women in a number of major categories (notably directing, but also cinematography and original score) continues to be vexing, the overall demographic makeup of Academy membership (primarily Caucasian and over the age of 65) leading to voting trends that remain troublesome, to say the least.

Although they did not bring in the top number of votes in the Clinton contest, they DID get the second highest number of votes overall (more than each of the other two winning photos!)

Even if a sufficient number of IMF Members would agree on the need to amend the Articles of Agreement for this purpose, EU Member States would likely have to make major concessions in terms of their overall voting share.

Even though I may not have received the kind of numbers I was hoping for in that section, overall, the voting style is very classy.

And in the case of ethereum, when the Carbonvote was tallied, only a total of 1,325 addresses voted, which is a relatively small number compared to the overall number of ETH holders (considering there is an available supply of 82 million ETH).