Sentence examples for old electoral from inspiring English sources

In short, some of the old electoral patterns are changing.

And Karnataka proved an old electoral rule: when anti-Congress votes split, the ruling party flourishes.

The elections will now be held using the old electoral boundaries.

Under the old electoral system, one person in each household completed the registration for every resident eligible to vote.

Nothing.Italy will go to the polls with the same old electoral law, which lets dozens of parties into parliament over 40 at the last count.

In potted consultation with academics, and negotiations with dozens of parties, they have arrived at a procedural mashup, overlaying the old electoral law with new regulations.

He writes: In striking down section four, the supreme court suspended the 48-year-old electoral protections for minority voters in several southern states, arguing that improvements in racial equality meant they were no longer warranted.

So, on Wednesday, the State Senate voted, almost entirely on party lines, to change the nearly century-old electoral rules and call for a special election to a Senate seat that would take place from 145 to 160 days after an incumbent senator decides to step down.

The country has one of the oldest electoral systems in the world, which has evolved gradually over the course of several centuries.

But the lingering problem is the Christians' complaint that "their" MPs are elected not by them but by Muslims.The Qatar deal provides for a return to an older electoral law that divides the country into smaller districts.

It was under Syrian tutelage that the law had been fixed, creating broad electoral districts that tended to box Christians, who are allotted half of parliamentary seats, inside majority-Muslim areas.The Qatar deal provides for a return to an older electoral law that divides the country into smaller districts.