proportion of votes

In the canton-wide election they received the highest proportion of votes.

The Tories have been consistently polling around 36%, which is the same as the proportion of votes they got in the election.

In Europe, a substantial proportion of votes are cast in advance voting.

The rest would be at-large representatives drawn from party lists according to the proportion of votes each party received.

Additional seats would go proportionately to the parties on the basis of the proportion of votes received in the region.

The proportion of votes against is higher among Scottish viewers, with 56% in favour of replacing the monarch.

The articles for deletion process isn't headed towards a consensus, but towards a proportion of votes.

(Candidates who pull in a respectable proportion of votes are eligible for limited public grants, but only after the election.)

The author argues that democracy would be better served if legislative representatives were elected according to the proportion of votes their parties received in each district.

The other 100 will be allotted by party based on the proportion of votes in a separate ballot in which voters choose parties rather than candidates.

Eight were allocated for overseas Chinese and were selected by the parties on the basis of the proportion of votes received nationwide.

By this morning, there was still no tabulation of the proportion of votes won by the Nationalists and by the opposition.

The fact remains that they're consistantly polling at 36%, give or take, which is the same as the proportion of votes they recieved at the election.

It was proposed that no shareholder be allowed to hold more than 50 shares and that the proportion of votes be as follows:

Detroit's mayoral elections require the two top vote-getters in the primary to compete in the general election regardless of party or proportion of votes.

The methods differ in how the quota is determined or, equivalently, how the proportions of votes are rounded off to match the number of seats.

The sexes differed perhaps most conspicuously when voting for felines, and only the tiger attracted roughly equal proportions of votes from both sexes.

Assembly seats will be allocated according to the proportion of votes received by each party, and the assembly is to convene one week after the results are final.

Prior to 1997, deputies were elected indirectly, with congressional party strengths determined by the proportion of votes cast for the corresponding candidates in the concurrent presidential election.

Not too many immigrants vote BNP, so of course they're going to have a greater proportion of votes in a less ethnically diverse, predominantly white, disaffected area.

Walter R. Mebane, Jr., identifies a relationship between the proportion of invalid ballots in a ballot box and the proportion of votes for Ahmadinejad.

These 20 members are chosen based on the proportion of votes given to a particular party; the more votes a party receives, the more seats in parliament it occupies.

On 24 June 2007, it was announced that Harriet Harman had won the election, although Jon Cruddas gained the highest proportion of votes in the first round.

In another constitutional reform, the voters faced a new two-tier system in which an additional 100 party-list seats will be filled according to the proportion of votes received by each party.

Local Liberal Democrats just managed to remain the council's official opposition with 16 seats with 12 Labour gains - who won 15 seats and a larger proportion of votes.