Sentence examples for in every electoral district from inspiring English sources

Reuters is also reporting on the threatened walk out: If they quit, they would have to be replaced through special elections in every electoral district they represent, which includes most of the country's biggest.

Authority must be delegated to one or more officers in every sub-division of every electoral district thoughout the United States for the purpose of receiving those votes.

On 27 September Catalonia's voters went to the polls and with a record 77.4% turnout gave a win in every single electoral district to the political forces whose campaign promise was, if elected, that they would follow a "roadmap" towards Catalan independence from Spain.

The National Geographic Database is used for electoral purposes to be "able to identify in which electoral district and in which polling division the elector's residence is located".

Virtually every nonurban electoral district in the country — where gun ownership was higher than elsewhere — sent a member of my coalition to Parliament.

Denis Coderre (@deniscoderre) started using it for relief and rescue messages after the Haitian earthquake in January (his electoral district in Montreal has a big Haitian population).

In 1968 the Electoral district of Northcott in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly was dedicated in his name and existed until redistribution and abolition in 1999.

He kept his seat in the legislature after the war by running in the 1921 Alberta general election and becoming the fifth person elected in a block vote in the Calgary electoral district.

Members of parliament are elected through a first-past-the-post system – the candidate that comes first in each electoral district, called a riding, wins that seat.

Ujjal Dosanjh, a former Liberal cabinet minister, blamed strong showings by New Democratic Party and Green Party candidates for enabling a Conservative to almost defeat him in his electoral district in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Under British government rules, legislators may claim up to $38,000 a year to defray the costs of a second home, either in their electoral district or near Parliament in London.