Sentence examples similar to equitable electoral districts from inspiring English sources

Controls were frequency-matched to the distributions of age, sex, and electoral districts (comprising about 40,000 electors) of lung cancer cases; there were 899 men and 614 women.

The House of Representatives has 467 members elected from 118 electoral districts.

The drawing of electoral districts is among the least transparent processes in democratic governance.

Reforming the way we draw the lines around electoral districts could also help.

Judge Lewis called Mr. Cott's actions "a violation of the public's right to a fair and equitable electoral process" that was "unmistakably far over the line".

The practice of gerrymandering can easily take place if the shape of electoral districts is not controlled.

(That is the number of electoral districts; 200 more congressmen are chosen nationally by proportional representation).

The election bill approved by Parliament in November established 450 single-mandate electoral districts.

Christians reply that the way the country's 14 electoral districts are drawn dilutes their voice.

Each class had 33 councillors, and the city was divided into 11 electoral districts.

With no history of electoral democracy, Libya's provisional authorities must draw electoral districts and devise a voting system — decisions with inevitable winners and losers, politically and geographically.