Sentence examples for concentrating votes from inspiring English sources

In the Finnish open-list proportional representation system, voters rank the candidates within parties, and thus, concentrating votes to local candidates increases the extent of local representation.

The current system helps parties that have a geographically concentrated vote.

According to Romney, the African-American and Hispanic voting blocs could pose a problem to Republican progress, and, therefore, national advancement, if both blocs concentrate their votes on the Democratic Party.

This first pass (lines 3 to 13) then concentrates the votes for all radii, reducing the sparsity and improving the centre localisation.

He could as easily be running as an Independent but running Republican is the smart thing to do in the top-two-go-through electoral system that prevails in California, as it helps him to concentrate the votes of all those who would like Pelosi gone.

With elections due in Lebanon in June, Hizbullah is concentrating on winning votes.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats have concentrated their vote in their stronger regions.

YouGov's Wells praises the Green's ability to concentrate their vote.

By banning some of the more extreme parties, they succeeded only in concentrating the antireform vote.

The unfortunate side effect on the Democratic Party -- the political home of most southern blacks -- was this: concentrating the black vote also created more heavily white districts, which in the conservative South meant more Republican districts.

They are not concentrating on the vote on 5 May, but the political manoeuvring that will begin on 6 May, once Lib Dem councillors have experienced the electoral equivalent of the Somme, and their dream of electoral reform lies shattered for a generation.