Sentence examples for two electorates from inspiring English sources

America is a country with two electorates.

With its leader battling to hold onto his seat, the party could win just two electorates.

What matters now, far more than the choices made by these two electorates, is how the elites react.

He noted that only two electorates in Europe had ever been offered a referendum on whether to adopt the single currency.

In the conservative state of WA, it is one of two electorates, along with the new seat of Burt in the city's south-west, that Labor would have to win to form government.

More importantly, the pollsters say the change is due to "a tale of two electorates," as Gary Langer, who oversees the tracking polls from ABC's side, referred to it on Saturday.

The area contained four electorates and was therefore of crucial political importance.

Seven parties will field 126 candidates across the state's five electorates - Bass, Braddon, Denison, Franklin and Lyons.

The 17-member Legislative Assembly is elected by proportional preferential voting in three electorates for a three-year term.

Labor's vote dropped in four of five electorates, by about 1% in the southern electorates of Brindabella and Murrumbidgee, and by smaller amounts in Ginninderra and Kurrajong.

The opposition leader will spend today in his home region of Victoria, visiting three electorates around Melbourne with the first stop in Dunkley.