Sentence examples for changes to the electoral from inspiring English sources

2.43pm: Both parties support changes to the electoral system.

I am shocked to hear that students may be affected by changes to the electoral register.

The changes to the electoral system have also had the effect of penalising third parties.

Political reforms Last year, Renzi passed changes to the electoral system that will make governing in Italy's gridlocked parliament easier.

The changes to the electoral maps were anything but minor, a testament to Texas's booming population growth, particularly among Hispanics.

As well as changes to the electoral system he will oversee reform to how parliament operates and holds the government to account.

However, the idea has the backing of the Labour party, which submitted proposals calling for the change to the electoral commission back in June.

Then came the 1961 federal parliamentary committee report and the change to the electoral act in 1962, which finally gave the federal vote to all adult Indigenous Australians.

This was in spite of a recent change to the electoral system to merge single-seat constituencies into ones returning up to three members that seemed designed to encourage Mr Thaksin's supporters to spread their votes around other parties.

While the party has been clamouring for a change to the electoral system since returning just one MP, Douglas Carswell in Clacton, to parliament, it will not be too unhappy with first-past-the-post in this particular local election.

IT IS a measure of the government's hyperactive radicalism that a referendum proposing the biggest change to the electoral system since female suffrage has, until now, seemed a recondite side story.