The Jewish vote, whose size pundits at the time greatly exaggerated, scarcely made much difference.
He writes that this is unlikely to happen again, which means that a candidate who could secure up to 60% of the membership vote (the size of Corbyn's vote) could find it impossible to make the ballot.
Nevertheless, the vast majority of people were not entitled to vote; the size of the English county electorate in 1831 has been estimated at only 200,000.
When Trump was new to the White House, his friends defended his false claims — about "illegal votes," the size of his Inauguration crowd, and the "highest" murder rate in decades — as bruised feelings from a tough campaign and settling pains in an unfamiliar environment.
When Trump was new to the White House, his friends defended his false claims about "illegal votes," the size of his Inauguration crowd, and the "highest" murder rate in decades—as bruised feelings from a tough campaign and settling pains in an unfamiliar environment.
"Although this will not result in every single season ticket holder voting, the size of the email based survey, reaching over 12,000 Cardiff City fans will give a clear indication as to the majority view".
Larger number of citizens turn out to vote as municipal size decreases and as the ratio of registered voters to voting stations falls.
It should be the power of our vote, not the size of our bank account, that drives our democracy.
"I think the shareholders are entitled to know everything that management knows on a vote of this size".
The board will meet again on March 25 to vote on the size of a fare increase, which would take effect in June.
