Now, say a party got 40 seats in the first half of the Parliament but it should've gotten 80 seats based on
popular vote across the country.
Not exact matches
In the extreme case, assuming a constant turnout
across all 50 states (and with the electoral
votes distributed as in 2011) *, it could take only 22 % of the
popular vote to win the electoral college.
Healey is the second most
popular MP in the PLP according to the shadow cabinet
vote, so I'd argue he's likely to attract
votes from
across the party, including among trade union and left MPs.
The top of a party's ticket can make or break races
across the state; a
popular candidate can pull in
votes for candidates farther down the ballot.
Because the Green Party's 8 % of the
popular vote is spread
across Canada, rather than concentrated in a single province, they did not receive a single seat, while the Bloc won 49 seats.
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