Sentence examples for majority of constituency from inspiring English sources

So are a majority of constituency parties.

Because it is due to win the large majority of constituency seats in each region, the PR system will allocate more or all list seats to all its rivals.

With polling consistently placing the SNP at about 50%, the nationalists are expected to win the majority of constituency seats, with Labour and the Conservatives locked in an unprecedented battle for second place over the remaining regional list seats.

Since then a large majority of constituencies with seats to fill have chosen men.

As for the claim that the views of smaller parties are basically irrelevant because, regardless of their share of the vote overall, in the vast majority of constituencies they stand no chance of winning a seat, it surely only highlights that perhaps the thing in need of urgent reform is not this television format but our electoral system.

They've been inspired by some research in Japan, which found that that in a majority of constituencies the candidate mentioned most on Twitter won the seat, and they have been monitoring the mention of UK election candidates in more than 400 seats.

Until the media understand that the majority of a constituency picks its own leaders, we're all in danger of missing the main event.

So if one party wins all or the vast majority of the constituency seats in a region, it is very unlikely to receive a list seat unless it also has a substantial proportion of list votes.

But that smile has little to do with the novelty of the idea, he says, and all to do with the fact that the vast majority of his constituency is black here in this city where race and politics have often proven to be a volatile mix.

The report, for example, that our elected officials, just yesterday voted against the wishes of the majority of their constituency serves only as the latest illustration.

I know that most people don't understand, that as an employee of the public, his obligation is to the majority of his constituency, but that's how it goes.