Sentence examples for unitary election from inspiring English sources

"But as for attracting more voters and those other things, the unitary election structure has not made much of a difference".

His four-year term was extended by one year so that the mayoral elections would coincide with the unitary elections which take place once every four years.

That is the lowest figure for a Scottish local election since unitary authorities were introduced in the mid-90s, but marginally the highest turnout UK-wide on the day.

Moreover, the Florida Legislature's own decision to employ a unitary code for all elections indicates that it intended the Florida Supreme Court to play the same role in presidential elections that it has historically played in resolving electoral disputes.

Four years later, in the first election of the unitary system, 50.6percentt voted.

Brighton boasts two independent councilors, and smaller parties gained just under 10% of votes in unitary authorities at the last election.

A third of the seats in Metropolitan councils and all the seats in the 30 unitary councils are up for election.

In Scotland, every seat on 32 unitary authorities was up for election.

Every seat on Scotland's 32 unitary authorities is up for election and the make-up of 21 unitary authorities in Wales will also be decided.

The last time these county council and unitary authority seats were up for election in 2009, the party won just 17 councillors.

A constitutional amendment in 2000 refashioned Moldova into a unitary parliamentary republic, as direct presidential elections were dropped.