Sentence examples for drawing constituency from inspiring English sources

WHAT the first-past-the-post electoral system is to grumpy Liberal Democrats, the method of drawing constituency boundaries is to Conservatives.

THE first-past-the-post electoral system in Britain is unfair to Liberal Democrats and the method of drawing constituency boundaries is similarly unfair to Conservatives.

He's neutralised the Liberal Democrats, and he's guaranteed a five-year term for an administration which will use that time to re-draw constituency boundaries so that Labour (in whatever form) will never be elected again.

A combination of voter apathy and partisan redistricting the ability to draw constituency boundaries to make seats safer has made politicians more responsive to table-bangers than to voters.California's Democrats show more interest in the rights of transgendered citizens or whales than, say, Latinos.

In the proposals, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said, if approved, the Boundary Commission would re-draw the constituency map so each had roughly the same number of voters.

According to Caolán, during the 1960s and 70s the British government drew up constituency boundaries with the intention of keeping nationalist parties out of power.

In January 1961, as part of the process of decolonisation, the island's British authorities drew up constituencies and held democratic elections.

However, the Supreme Court subsequently invalidated several racially gerrymandered majority-minority congressional districts and ruled that race could not be the determining factor in the drawing of constituency boundaries.

Anna Hazare's movement, at its peak, did threaten to draw away the constituency of the Congress party.

Mr. Hazare's movement, at its peak, did threaten to draw away the constituency of the Congress party.

Camelot would provide £6.5m and run prize draws in every constituency in the UK at the general election.