Sentences with phrase «party list of candidates»

Each party prepares a party list of candidates.

Why would anyone vote for the Jury Team party list of candidates when the individuals on the list are all liable to have completely different and opposing views on the whole range of issues of the day?

The second vote may be used to vote for a regional closed party list of candidates.

Not exact matches

These updates have been added to the list of candidates nominated and seeking party nominations to stand in Alberta ridings in Canada's October 2015 federal election.

We still need another candidate, and I don't mean Gingrich or Santorum — neither of whom are really Tea - Party kind of guys (to begin a long list of problems).

However, Conservative party chairman Francis Maude yesterday insisted that the priority list of candidates «contains exceptionally able people capable of winning seats across Britain and then being outstanding MPs».

It helps to connect aggressively with potential «friends,» perhaps starting with the candidate's own social connections and moving on to party activists, local officials, bloggers and the members of your own supporter list (include a link to your profile pages in mass emails and people will do some of the work for you).

Instead, a master list of search terms indicating interest in parties, candidates and issues at a constituency level was created.

If a party wins nine seats, nine of its candidates are picked off a list by party leadership.

Russia's out - going president, Dmitry Medvedev, has submitted a bill to the State Duma proposing that parties should be banned from fielding «fake» candidates at the top of regional lists for Duma elections.

Open preferential voting is a hybrid electoral system which allows voters to either express a rank ordering of individual candidates in the same manner as STV, or to select a list of candidates chosen by a political party, much like a closed list proportional representation system.

Party organizations are usually going to have focus much more on long - term list - development, and in that sense their position is more like that of a nonprofit or advocacy group than of a candidate.

There are a number of proportional voting systems, but in general, they let each voter select a party, the party has an ordered list of candidates, and each party is allocated seats to assign to their candidates in proportion to the number of votes the party received.

For a start, you'll want to populate your following with people you know: it helps to connect aggressively (though perhaps not TOO aggressively) with potential «friends,» perhaps starting with the candidate's own social connections and moving on to party activists, local officials, bloggers and the members of your own supporter list (include a link to your profile pages in mass emails and people will do some of the work for you).

Of course a candidate needs to spend some cash but let's suppose that billboard and TV ads were banned, the local party sent out emails to all members on behalf of every short listed candidate, and the taxpayer (or central party) covered the cost of a single mailshot to all voterOf course a candidate needs to spend some cash but let's suppose that billboard and TV ads were banned, the local party sent out emails to all members on behalf of every short listed candidate, and the taxpayer (or central party) covered the cost of a single mailshot to all voterof every short listed candidate, and the taxpayer (or central party) covered the cost of a single mailshot to all voterof a single mailshot to all voters.

Several companies will take a database of voter names and physical addresses (which candidates can get from the state parties) and do an «email append» to add email addresses for as many people on the list as possible.

Just overheard William Petzäll, no. 13 on the SD list and the youngest of the party's parliamentary candidates, explain what the success of this evening means to him:

The second ballot paper only features a list of parties, not candidates.

The Electoral Commission must determine which candidates are entitled to be elected by selecting those candidates on the list of each party, beginning with the first candidate on the list and ending with the lowest ranking candidate, which are equal in number to the number of seats to which that party is entitled to have allocated from its list submitted pursuant to section 127.

If that candidate is still alive, the Electoral Commission must inquire of the secretary of the political party on whose list the candidate appeared, whether the candidate remains a member of that party.

Howie Hawkins, a two - time gubernatorial candidate for the Green Party, says there are things his party liked in Gov. Cuomo's list of 2018 legislative priorities, but there's not enough to pull them on bParty, says there are things his party liked in Gov. Cuomo's list of 2018 legislative priorities, but there's not enough to pull them on bparty liked in Gov. Cuomo's list of 2018 legislative priorities, but there's not enough to pull them on board.

If it does not have enough seats to reflect their share of the vote, the party gets to fill another seat with a candidate from the «list» they submit before the election.

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.

At any general election any secretary of a political party that is registered under Part 4 may forward to the Electoral Commission a list of candidates for election to the seats reserved for those members of Parliament elected from lists submitted under this section.

In 2013, NPR's Allan Greenblatt listed a few: It's effectively a one - party state, with the Democrats so dominant that there is no political competition and machine politics set the agenda; the elections are expensive, making candidates reliant on donors; many key decisions, such as the shape of the state budget, are made in backroom deals between a few power players; the local media is so focused on national events that it ignores what's happening in the state (especially upstate); and there's no anti-corruption movement to challenge the existing culture.

there is no candidate lower in the order of preference on the party list than the member of Parliament whose seat has been declared vacant, --

a 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)--

Putting candidates of another party on a list reduces the number of votes for this list, however, while it gives votes to the party of these «cockoo» candidates.

Miner said she did not provide a list of candidates she wanted the state party to send money to, but she offered suggestions.

The maximum amount that a party may be paid in donations made to the Electoral Commission for the benefit of that party during a specified period is 10 % (excluding any interest paid under section 208E (2)-RRB- of the maximum amount of election expenses allowed under section 206C (1) to be incurred by a party that is listed in the part of the ballot paper that relates to the party vote and that has a candidate contesting every electoral district.

In 2010, the party also stood in the local elections on 6 May, but did not publish a list of candidates.

A party must submit a list of its candidates, including nominees for presidential electors, to the secretary of state.

This is where the specific add - on features of the Swiss system come in: while the principle of parties presenting candidates on lists still applies, Swiss voters may alter these lists in several ways in order to choose individual candidates.

Basically, the valid votes for individual candidates are counted regardless of the list they appear on - whether printed or cumulated by hand or brought in from the list of another party.

[As an aside, back in 2000 I briefly flirted with a national campaign for a certain third - party candidate, but the dalliance ended for good when they lost a hefty chunk of their activist list to a server crash — I was already a little turned off by what seemed to be a dangerous level of disorganization, and I ran away in disgust when they didn't even have a backup copy of the one database they desperately needed to hold on to.

The five states in which it operates (New York, Connecticut, South Carolina, Vermont, and Oregon) all have enacted «fusion voting» — a system in which each party that qualifies gets a spot on the ballot — in some states its own line with a check box — where it can list the candidate it favors, regardless of party.

Indonesia obliges political parties to have at least 30 % of women candidates in their legislative candidates list.

Furthermore, write David C.W. Parker and Caitlyn M. Richter, in the case of the Scottish Parliament, both the electoral system and the change implemented prior to the 2007 election, whereby candidate names were removed from party - list ballots, have an impact on how Members of the Scottish Parliament spend their time and resources.

Five Labour constituency candidates are also on the party's regional list, as are eight of the Conservative candidates.

That said, Alison Dickie will probably take the seat, although that won't stop her challengers taking their place in the Parliament Chamber as Sarah Boyack, Ruth Davidson and Alison Johnstone are all also standing on the regional list (Ruth and Alison will definitely be returned as the lead list candidate for their parties, Sarah faces a less certain evening / early morning of May 6th as she is sitting behind Kezia Dugdale and Neil Findlay on the Labour list).

However, of the six candidates, three are well kent faces with Ruth Davidson, the Conservative party leader contesting this constituency after moving over from the Glasgow list.

Centralised control of candidate selection will be used to determine where candidates are positioned on party lists.

The Connecticut Republican Party challenged (PDF) Secretary of State Denise Merrill's decision to list Democratic candidates first on the ballot this year, arguing that it violated a statute mandating that the party whose candidate for governor got the most votes in the last election gets to be listed first in all balParty challenged (PDF) Secretary of State Denise Merrill's decision to list Democratic candidates first on the ballot this year, arguing that it violated a statute mandating that the party whose candidate for governor got the most votes in the last election gets to be listed first in all balparty whose candidate for governor got the most votes in the last election gets to be listed first in all ballots.

RE: Point 8, my understanding is that the candidates will have to pay # 2500 to the Labour Party in order to obtain lists of the party membership, CLP secretaries etc The CLP's aren't being required to pay anytParty in order to obtain lists of the party membership, CLP secretaries etc The CLP's aren't being required to pay anytparty membership, CLP secretaries etc The CLP's aren't being required to pay anything.

As you are not on the approved list of candidates of Haltemprice and Howden Conservative Association you will not be selected by the Conservative Party to stand for any ward covered by the Association at the local elections.

If this is done with a preferential ballot for individual candidates (rather than parties) then this avoids the problem of unaccountable party lists.

Under this system, each party draws up a ranked list of candidates, from which a number are elected based on the parties» shares of a national vote.

[26] The party contested all eight Scottish Parliament regions with gender - balanced lists of candidates.

In Switzerland, voters will vote for a list of candidates, not necessarily for a party.

1 Wholly elected — a partially elected House is a bad compromise 2 An Independent List (candidates appointed by an independent commission) in addition to the Party lists would meet the need for an independent element in the House, and allow the public to vote to determine the size of it rather than having it predetermined and fixed for all time.