Sentence examples for representatives constituency from inspiring English sources

Party candidates are nominated by branches, and final selection is made by committees composed of branch representatives, constituency officials, and regional party representatives.

By focusing on senators' and representatives' constituencies, it can align political interests with a more evidence-based process.

The question was put to Mr Shanmuguretnam by an MP who is not only one of his own loyal backbenchers but a member of his own Group Representative Constituency team (I will not bother you with detailing the affront to democracy that GRCs represent).

To start, recruit people with GOTV experience who understand the voting patterns of the community; people who know the county election officials who have custody of the voter file; and, representatives of constituency groups who have voting rights expertise and who can add counsel and help with get-out-the-vote efforts across the electorate.

Voters will choose one direct representative per constituency and a preferred party to provide "at-large" members of parliament.

That is not just our policy as a party, it is our duty as democratically elected representatives of constituencies across Scotland which face being profoundly affected by Westminster decisions.

There is no shortage of other viable systems that include the retention of constituency representatives.

The ANA is governed by a house of delegates composed of representatives from the constituency associations and a board of directors.

Constituency representatives are elected by the distribution of votes on the first ballot; the candidate winning the most votes secures election to the Bundestag.

Labour general secretary Alex Rowley yesterday defended the party's selection process and said selection panel members will now meet local constituency representatives to try to reach a 'consensus' about the selections.

In August the king dissolved the 80-member House of Representatives (the lower house of the National Assembly) and announced that the election would be conducted on a one-person-one-vote system rather than on the old "slate" system that allowed voters to cast as many votes as there were representatives in their constituency.