Sentence examples for change electoral from inspiring English sources

Because most voters say they want compromise, we could also try to change electoral institutions to gain a greater voice for majorities over intransigent minorities on both sides.

Under the proposed change, electoral votes would be apportioned according to the winner of the popular vote in each of California's Congressional districts.

Mr ElBaradei's campaign to change electoral laws so that he may run as an independent—has thus far collected over 800,000 signatures, whereas Gamal's has just passed the 70,000 mark.

Last week, the capital was rocked by riots over Mr. Wade's plan, subsequently withdrawn, to change electoral rules in what demonstrators said was an effort to prolong his rule.

They accept the received wisdom that the South now belongs to the Republicans and that not even a native son will be able to change electoral and demographic destiny.

Under the surface there were some interesting movements – particularly the growth of Ukip, which is now second-placed in well over 100 seats, many of them Labour which could change electoral dynamics in future.

That means the one kind of decree that Parliament cannot discuss in the last year of its term is one that changes electoral laws.

The closely watched case may have implications for other parts of the country ― especially the South, where jurisdictions have changed electoral systems after the 2013 VRA case.

The US did change its electoral system (Letters, 12 November).

None of this is likely to change the electoral math.

We've certainly renounced any effort to change any electoral votes".