Always keen to attract new members, under Ed Miliband the party decided to open up future leadership contests by giving an equal vote to members, affiliates and supporters.
FIFA's organizational structure gives an equal vote to every member, regardless of size or soccer prowess.
The Revolution of 1776 launched the then radical notion that each citizen, regardless of birth, class, or income, should have an equal vote to elect a government whose power is derived solely from the "consent of the governed". A majority of the members of Congress today owe their elections to a far more powerful constituency than individual voters.
Due to equal votes for all 193 member states, whatever their size, the relatively few democracies are usually outvoted.
In Ohio, a district judge blocked the early voting measure in August, saying that the state had a duty to offer equal voting opportunities to all of its residents.
Displeasure Over Share Structure By Bloomberg News SAN FRANCISCO, April 12 -- A pension fund investor wants Google to give equal voting rights to all shareholders, saying its current ownership structure reduces management accountability.
Logically, why should Germany be equal in votes to Montserrat, home to 5000 souls?
Logically, why should Germany be equal in votes to Montserrat, home to 4,900 souls?
This is a great topic for International Women's Day as it is about the women who fought for their right in order to achieve equal votes as men.
WASHINGTON -- District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray, in his welcoming remarks at Sunday's dedication of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, called on President Obama and Congress to extend full and equal voting rights to residents of the nation's capital.
He took the position that the defeated South was a conquered province outside the protection of the Constitution, and that the Confederate states should provide constitutional guarantees of equal voting rights to blacks before those states could be readmitted to the Union.
