Sentence examples for same number of voters from inspiring English sources

Each member of the House of Representatives represents roughly the same number of voters.

There is no clear way to assure that each district has the same number of voters.

While Congressional districts must have the same number of voters, there is no such requirement for state legislative districts.

This would have ensured that all constituencies contained about the same number of voters and would have trimmed the number of MPs from 650 to 600.

About 45 percent in South Carolina said electability was the top quality, and about same number of voters in Florida agreed.

Those include such basics as ensuring that each district has about the same number of voters, makes geographical sense and isn't drawn to guarantee the election of one party or candidate.

Change in vote share is, of course, not identical to the amount of swing voters: a party could, for example, gain and lose the same number of votes, which would mean lots of swing voters but no visible aggregate change.

His analysis also determined that giving big schools and small schools the same number of votes did not have a negative impact on minority voters.

Each election district is supposed to have about the same number of potential voters.

Both contained the same number of registered voters, 1,630, and both would be expected to have relatively similar turnouts, given that they are near each other.

Steven Spielberg also got slapped, with his "War Horse," a look at World War I through equine eyes, picking up only a pair of nominations - the same number of nominations that voters gave Madonna's critically drubbed "W.E".