Some articles on electoral, electoral college, speaking electoral college, speaking:
... Arguments between proponents and opponents of the current electoral system include four separate but related topics indirect election, disproportionate voting power by some states, the ... Arguments against the Electoral College in common discussion mostly focus on the allocation of the voting power among the states ... Gary Bugh’s research of congressional debates over proposed Electoral College amendments reveals that reform opponents have often appealed to a traditional version of representation ...
... There is still great variety of electoral procedures within these countries with some countries using a highest averages method of proportional representation, and others a largest ... country is split into 3 constiuencies the Dutch-speaking electoral college, the French-speaking electoral college, and the German-speaking electoral college ... their MEPs using party list PR, but the German speaking constituency only has 1 member, so that seat is not elected strictly by a proportional method ...
... The electoral roll (or electoral register) is a listing of all those registered to vote in a particular area ... Electoral registers are used in many democracies including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand ...
... Seeber Ursula Stenzel Hannes Swoboda Johannes Voggenhuber Belgian MEPs 2004–2009 Dutch electoral college Ivo Belet Frieda Brepoels Philip Claeys Jean-Luc Dehaene Mia De Vits Koenraad Dillen ... Werthmann Belgian MEPs 2009–2014 Dutch-speaking electoral college Ivo Belet Philip Claeys Philippe De Backer Jean-Luc Dehaene Mark Demesmaeker Saïd El Khadraoui Derk Jan Eppink Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck Bart ...
... The New Brunswick electoral redistribution of 1973 was the most radical redistribution of electoral districts in the history of New Brunswick, Canada ... this redistribution, New Brunswick changed from a bloc voting electoral system to first past the post ...
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