Sentence examples for electoral division from inspiring English sources

Why, if it isn't Kristian Rees, the former Gold Coast United defender turned Palmer United Party candidate for the South Australian electoral division of Grey!

One of the concerns about the stalled effort to produce a protection force is that, under the terms laid down by the agency's electoral division head, Carina Perelli, voter registration across the country should begin in September.

If so, his party's current political dominance would be just a window of opportunity, and he should take advantage of it before it closes.But the persistence of a deep electoral division effects how his policies or any president's policies are received and carried out.

A8 U.N. Official Expects Ousting Carina Perelli, the head of the United Nations electoral division, acknowledged that she expected to receive a dismissal notice, a move that would come barely a week before crucial elections in Iraq that her office helped organize.

Summer Hill is in the safe Labor federal electoral division of Grayndler.

The Australian Electoral Commission is also considering naming an electoral division in honour of Whitlam.

The House of Representatives (the lower house) has 150 members elected from single-member electoral divisions, commonly known as "electorates" or "seats", allocated to states on the basis of population, with each original state guaranteed a minimum of five seats.

In giving recommendations for boundary changes over the years, the Committee has considered various factors, including using hill ridges, rivers and roads as boundaries rather than arbitrarily drawn lines; and the need for electoral divisions to have approximately equal numbers of voters so that electors' votes carry the same weight regardless of where they cast their ballots.

In 1996, the Commission began a periodic electoral review of every local authority in England, reviewing the existing wards and electoral divisions and altering them to take into account changes in the electorate.

In 2001 there were five electoral divisions where more than 70% of people spoke Welsh.

In the meantime, the boundaries of electoral divisions on the island are being redrawn.