Sentence examples for proportion of votes from inspiring English sources

Systems of proportional representation are designed to ensure a closer correspondence between the proportion of votes cast for a party and the proportion of seats it receives.

A single object hierarchy with 4 class proportion of votes produced the best result (kappa 0.909).

The largest party overall received a marginally higher proportion of votes, at 26.3%.

The figure of 100 means that the proportion of seats exactly matches the proportion of votes.

And the proportion of votes cast online is expected to rise even further.

So is the proportion of votes Labor receives from women and younger people.

14 Republican, allotted by proportion of vote, unless majority, then winner take all.

They are giving up an even smaller proportion of voting rights.

As each member's defection is critical in two MWCs, each member's proportion of voting power is two-sixths, or one-third.

"We are a democratic organisation, every single member is free to make their own mind up and whatever proportion of vote the candidates get they will get when we allocate votes"." If Ed Miliband wins the leadership on the back of union votes, Tories are likely to look to exploit the GMB's behaviour.

RF++ also produces proportions of votes for each class which gives an estimate of the probability that the subject (and/or the replicate) falls within a particular class.