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Any really representative government would be elected with at least an element of proportionality.

Pro Voters can express preferences, ensuring each MP is elected with at least 50 per cent of the votes; keeps the constituency link.

As the Center for Media and Democracy has reported, "The conservative majority of the Wisconsin Supreme Court was elected with at least $10 million in spending by the groups under investigation".

President Hamid Karzai was elected with at least one million fraudulent votes.

The future of the case is pending before a conflicted Wisconsin Supreme Court, whose conservative majority was elected with at least $10 million in backing by the exact same special interests under investigation in the probe.

Ricky Muir, the Australian Motoring Enthusiast party senator who was elected with just 0.51% of Victorian primary votes at the 2013 election, accused the prime minister of a "power grab" and said he would "return the favour in the chamber".

He was elected with a margin of less than 1 percent at the end of 2008.

He was elected with near unanimity to serve a second term at the helm of the Republican Party.

He was elected with the unanimous vote of the Republican members at the start of the 41st Congress in March 1869.

Benn was elected with a larger majority.

In 2007, a new Australian federal Labor Government was elected with a mandate for health reform.