Looking at Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, instead of 10 total majority-minority districts, there would be 14 seats where African American voters would have the power to elect a candidate of choice.
It was an older cartoon to which a near-total majority of people, of a variety of faiths, had publicly raised zero objection in the past.
Of nearly 550 clinical faculty members who participated — of about 850 total — a majority indicated that they had at least considered other job opportunities.
"We have put in for 13 total Latino majority districts based on population, making the areas more similar to community board lines," and other factors, said Raquel Batista, the Latino voting rights policy analyst at the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund.
Despite the equivalent of the entire population of Pittsburgh using ferries every day, that represents just a tiny percentage of Istanbul's overall commuter total; the majority use metrobuses that run on dedicated highway lanes.
After the revolt − 91 MPs defied the Whip, and 19 did not vote, in total a majority of all Tory backbenchers − it is not the coalition that is threatened, although it is damaged.
At least 40 in total — a majority of the defense lawyers working for the tribunal — have signed a general petition saying they plan not to work unless their security can be guaranteed.
Of the 5,042 people killed in total, a majority - 2,079 - were civilians.
In total, the majority of the sensors were fully operational during the whole pile driving process what can be seen in the Fig. 11, which shows the performance of all sensors plotted over penetration.
In total, the majority of the patients resided in district eight (n = 88) within approximately 6 km of the hospital.
In total, the majority of the study sample mentioned that most of the situations have worsened, with only few exceptions such as waterborne diseases and sanitation problems.
