Sentence examples for preferential voting from inspiring English sources

Voting is by preferential voting, with peers ranking the candidates in order of preference.

STV uses preferential voting in multi-member constituencies.

"That's where the new preferential voting gets squirrelly," she writes.

We then examine if preferential voting systems affect how people perceive the conduct of elections.

A referendum on introducing a form of preferential voting to Britain was defeated in 2011.

Ludlam said: "What it shows is that WikiLeaks effectively doesn't understand preferential voting.

Also, with the introduction of full preferential voting, this cost me the seat.

An earlier version reported that Natalie Bennett said Britain needed to introduce a preferential voting system.

In a compulsory preferential voting system, that sentiment ends up somewhere.

"My instinct is this would be an uphill challenge under [Queensland's system of] optional preferential voting.

The preferential voting ballot tells us much more than we need to know for plurality voting.