Ukip leader Nigel Farage and the party's first elected MP Douglas Carswell will hit the campaign trail again today to push to secure
a second seat in Parliament.
Not exact matches
Under this Fourth Republic, we have been lucky to have managed our differences so well that despite the high profiled bitter contest of 1998
in Sunyani, Candidate J.A Kufuor who emerged as our flagbearer courted the support of other opposition parties to win the 2000 first and
second round elections to become the
second President of the Fourth Republic with an appreciated votes at the presidential level for the party and increased
seats in Parliament that we occupied the Majority side of
Parliament.
Maybe
in that case the candidate who comes
second would have the choice of deducting their final tally from the winning candidates votes
in parliament or distributing their final tally to strengthen other representatives, e.g. of their own party from other
seats.
In fact the Conservatives were second in Edinburgh South West last time round and a large part of the seat is currently held in the Scottish Parliament by the Conservative
In fact the Conservatives were
second in Edinburgh South West last time round and a large part of the seat is currently held in the Scottish Parliament by the Conservative
in Edinburgh South West last time round and a large part of the
seat is currently held
in the Scottish Parliament by the Conservative
in the Scottish
Parliament by the Conservatives.
That would be good enough to save some 40 to 45 Lib Dem
seats and give the party leverage
in the event of a
second hung
parliament.
It not only deprived him of
seats that are rightly his, it undermines any hope that Clegg will be able to carry his party into a
second coalition with Cameron
in a future hung
parliament — a
parliament which is now more likely because of the failure of boundary changes.
Sunday marks the
second anniversary of the last Hollyrood election, when Alex Salmond's Scottish National party (SNP) won 47 of the 129
seats in the
parliament.
After winning 56
seats in parliament, the SNP became the
second biggest opposition party for the first time after the 2015 general election.
Labour is currently the Official Opposition
in the
Parliament of the United Kingdom, having won the
second - largest number of
seats in the 2017 general election.
He fought the Argyll and Bute constituency
in the 2005 general election, finishing
second, [1] and fought the equivalent
seat in the 2007 Scottish
parliament election, finishing third.
With the number required for an outright majority falling to 301
in the next
parliament, the revised figures based on the 2010 general election result would see the Tories slipping to 291
seats - prompting the need for a
second coalition government.
In a second visit to Edinburgh in May 2014 Farage correctly predicted that UKIP would win a Scottish seat in the European Parliament election
In a
second visit to Edinburgh
in May 2014 Farage correctly predicted that UKIP would win a Scottish seat in the European Parliament election
in May 2014 Farage correctly predicted that UKIP would win a Scottish
seat in the European Parliament election
in the European
Parliament elections.
Addressing the North Wales Policy Forum
in Llandudno the weekend before last, he congratulated the party on a string of excellent local election results and even raised the prospect of the party winning a
second seat in Wales at June's European
Parliament elections.
Even then, however, the SNP seem likely to retain most of their Scottish
seats which would be claimed as endorsement for a
second independence referendum and opposition to a hard Brexit
in the next
parliament.