Sentence examples for each electorate from inspiring English sources

It's a time consuming way to gather detailed data on each electorate.

Labor and Liberal each won two seats in each electorate, with the final seat up for grabs.

To determine what sort of people are in each electorate I factor analysed ABS 2011 census data to find a correlation between different variables that indicate a profile.

Voters will elect a 25-seat House of Assembly, with the state's Hare-Clark system delivering five members from each electorate.

There are four or five phone-banking teams in each electorate, so that means there could be 50 Greens supporters on the phones in any electorate, keeping in touch with voters on the ground.

Labor released figures over the weekend calculating the impact of the changes on each electorate, based on past PBS use, that revealed the highest additional cost for the PBS measure would fall hardest on Coalition-held rural electorates, with the Victorian seat of Gippsland topping the list, followed by Hinkler, Murray, Gilmore and Cowper.

We've used that data to create a map that shows the number of threatened species in each federal electorate, along with details of the local MP and their party.

It is vitally important to preserve the political legitimacy of the Commission in all Member States and in the eyes of each national electorate.

Democratic strategists have been segmenting the electorate and seeking individual self-interest-based issues in each electoral block.

The governments of Japan, Germany, and the United States would each face the electorate in 1976.

Abstainers and new voters now heavily back Remain, and their numbers are growing steadily, with about three-quarters of a million new voters joining the electorate each year.