Sentence examples for constituency representatives from inspiring English sources

There is no shortage of other viable systems that include the retention of constituency representatives.

Constituency representatives are elected by the distribution of votes on the first ballot; the candidate winning the most votes secures election to the Bundestag.

Throughout this period, Churchill attempted to create a new Conservatism with a truly popular appeal and to secure power for the rank-and-file constituency representatives in the party's central organization.

Labour general secretary Alex Rowley yesterday defended the party's selection process and said selection panel members will now meet local constituency representatives to try to reach a 'consensus' about the selections.

So if a party won 30% of the vote in a 600 seat parliament, and 130 constituency seats, it would get 200 MPs: the 130 constituency representatives plus the top 70 from the list.

It gives voters no say in the choice of their constituency representative.

As in Britain, each will vote to pick a constituency representative in the national parliament, made up of 543 members.

She was always regarded as a first-class constituency representative, with a deep personal concern for the poor and disadvantaged.

Johanna Baxter, a constituency representative on the party's national executive, has written: "What is proposed is a 'closed' primary in which members and 'registered supporters' can vote.

My job as a constituency representative is to stand up for Amina's rights and that is Boris Johnson's duty as new foreign secretary and he'll be judged by how he does".

Their direct vote, in Westminster elections, is for a constituency representative.