Sentence examples for constituencies by from inspiring English sources

Under STV votes are cast for candidates in big, multi-member constituencies, by order of preference.

Dual-members who do not designate their constituencies by 5 p.m. today will randomly be assigned.

Candidate selection was made within appropriate constituencies by delegates from the branches.

Furthermore, representation of geographic constituencies by majority or plurality voting disguises many differences in the electorate's composition and preferences.

With little chance of the bill becoming law, Republicans see no point in antagonising so many vocal constituencies by putting it to a vote in an election year.

The lower house, or Legislative Assembly, has 93 members elected to four-year terms from single-member constituencies by optional preferential voting.

The current health minister and Fine Gael TD Leo Varadkar said he was opposed to constituency-by-constituency deals.

A new constituency-by-constituency model by data scientists at Focaldata, which uses new YouGov polling, has found that 14 Welsh constituencies swung from Leave to Remain this year, putting Wales firmly in the pro-EU camp.

Indeed, the Lib Dems' 32.1 per cent is the lowest share of the vote to be secured by the winner in any post-war constituency by-election.

So, as well as publishing a stream of unique constituency-by-constituency polls, which many believe will enable unprecedented tactical voting in May, he is enjoying publicly teasing the prime minister.

But with our first past the post voting system, the results constituency by constituency are unpredictable.