Sentence examples for average electorate from inspiring English sources

The plan is to create a seat that has an average electorate of 76,641 voters.

They vary in size substantially, but have an average electorate of around 5,500 people.

It added estimates of no-shows and informal votes in that age range, calculated by applying the electorate average to those voters.

The average size of the electorate in a Tory-won seat was 73,217.

The average size of the electorate in a Labour seat is 68,487, compared with 72,418 in Conservative seats.

The minimum number of signatures required to launch a referendum has been cut, but it is still a tenth of the electorate, on average.

The average size of the electorate in a Labour seat is 68,487 compared to 72,418 in Conservative seats and 69,440 in Lib Dem seats.

MPs had advised that some consideration be given to population data, balancing seats to an average of the whole electorate, not just registered voters.

In the 2007 redistribution, Menora, with a median income of $397 and a median age of 48, with 42.5% being 55 years or over, was removed, whilst West Perth, with a slightly larger population and a median income of $698 and a median age of 34, and a higher percentage of professionals and managers than the electorate's average, was added.

Seats won by the Tories have larger electorates; the average Conservative constituency on May 6th had 4,000 more names on the electoral roll than the typical Labour one.

Mr. Huntsman's strongest showing, perhaps not surprisingly, was among voters with warmer-than-average (for the primary electorate) views of President Obama and his administration.