Since 1992, members of the Assembly have been elected by the Hare-Clark proportional representation system from three multi-member electorates, which replaced the modified D'Hondt method used in the inaugural election, in which the 17 representatives were elected from a territory-wide electorate.
Like the president and vice-president, the 24 senators are elected from a single, nationwide constituency.
In the VBS protocol, a mobile station is elected from a set of nominees to act as a temporary base station within its zone.
Senators, however, are not susceptible to that sort of manipulation, since they are elected from a single, nationwide district.
The upper-house Legislative Council was elected from a narrow franchise base and had much power to obstruct legislation.
He was elected from a largely Jewish Montreal constituency and remained there throughout his years as Prime Minister.
In the PA-VBS protocol, a mobile node is elected from a set of nominees to act as a temporary base station within its zone based on its residual battery capacity.
After the war's end, the next president to be elected from a former Confederate state was Johnson, a Texan, in 1964.
Traditionally, the king was elected from a particular family by the warrior class; he was sacred, and a certain royal charisma attached to his person.
So, in January 1987, he announced that, in future, candidates for senior party posts would be elected from a list, instead of being appointed by a cabal.
