Sentence examples for plurality vote from inspiring English sources

By contrast, in Ireland the president is elected by a plurality vote of the public.

For elections to the House of Commons in London, members are elected by plurality vote in single-member geographic constituencies.

Each member is separately elected by plurality vote (the candidate with most votes, but not necessarily a majority, wins).

Elected by a plurality vote in a three-way election in 1970, Allende tried to nationalize foreign corporations and redistribute land and wealth to the poor.

The composition of the electoral college, which actually selects the president, is determined by a plurality vote taken within each state.

The second ballot is employed in a plurality vote; the regional coalition that wins a plurality is awarded all the remaining seats as well as the presidency of the regional government.

Ceuta and Melilla elect one member each using plurality voting.

State law controls board governance, and Delaware has long tolerated plurality voting.

That's unlikely to change as long as plurality voting prevails.

Range voting outstrips yes-or-no plurality voting in revealing voters' nuanced opinions.

The number of very conservative voters in Nevada is on a par with Iowa, where a plurality voted for Rick Santorum.