Sentence examples for electing at from inspiring English sources

Cumulative voting, which is rare in condos, can give a dissident group a better chance at electing at least one board member.

If New York, like 38 other states, persists in electing at least some of its judges, he implied, it will have to live with the consequences.

Mr Asa-El argues that since most minority groups live clumped together, electing at least some of the Knesset by constituency would force the mainstream parties to choose representatives who would actually serve those groups.Nor is it necessarily true that minority parties are the best representatives of minority interests.

A telephone survey of 1,000 British adults by ComRes for BBC Radio 4's World at One programme suggested that 72% backed a referendum on Lords reform, 69% supported electing at least 80% of peers and just 23% supported the status quo.

The Council's seven members are elected at-large in nonpartisan elections to serve staggered, four-year terms of office.

The council chair is also elected at-large.

Four representatives are elected from county districts and three are elected at-large.

A six-member council, along with one mayor, is elected at-large every four years.