Sentences with phrase «per council seat»

Cork City South Central emerges as having the highest level in the state with an average of 0.89 km2 territory per council seat in that five - seat local election constituency.

West Mayo emerges as having the highest level in the state with an average of 320.89 km2 territory per council seat in that seven - seat local election constituency.

The five - seat Cork City South Central, with an average of 1.06 km2 territory per council seat, and the four - seat Cork City North West, with an average of 1.07 km2 territory per council seat, have the next lowest levels.

The Guardian's political editor, Patrick Wintour, points out that the Lib Dem claim to have knocked on 78,000 doors and made 101,000 phone calls in fact leaves out large parts of Britain — 25 calls per council seat or perhaps 100 per seat targeted.

The three seat Roscommon - Galway, with an average of 1,115.3 km2 territory per Dail seat, and the four seat Sligo - Leitrim, with an average of 1,085.2 km2 territory per council seat, have the next highest levels.

In terms of the ratio between a constituency's territory / area and the number of seats being assigned to it, Mayo emerges as having the highest level in the state with an average of 1,308.6 km2 territory per council seat in that four seat general election constituency.

Not exact matches

However, if he claims to be a democrat, he can not defend a system which, in Scotland, in 2003 for example, gave his party 41 per cent of the seats in local councils on 32.6 per cent of the votes.

Tower Hamlets First do not have the spread across the borough to win the majority of the council seats, and have only 40 per cent.

Assemblyman Robert Rodriguez, who is seeking Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito's seat in East Harlem and the Bronx, missed 497 votes — or 49 %, per State Watch.

Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott proposed paying police officers just # 30 per year - before making terrible guesses at the number of seats the party had lost in the local council elections.

Affirming this result was Corrigan's November 15 re-election to a fifth term with 68.5 per cent of the vote and a three - peat of his party's sweep of council seats.