- An
electoral (congressional, legislative, etc.) district,
sometimes called a constituency, riding, or ward, is a
subdivision of a
larger state (a country...
-
district In
office July 1, 1813 – June 30, 1820
Serving with
various (
multimember district)
Preceded by
Edward Philip Livingston Succeeded by
William C...
- A
random ballot or
random dictatorship is a
randomized electoral system where the
election is
decided on the
basis of a
single randomly-selected ballot...
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redistricting (2002–2011)
there were 19 districts, two of
which were
multimember.
Since 2012,
there have been 21 districts, each
formed by
combining two...
- "the
legacy of
official discrimination ...
acted in
concert with the
multimember districting scheme to
impair the
ability of "cohesive
groups of black...
-
especially claims that a jurisdiction's
redistricting plan or use of at-large/
multimember elections prevents minority voters from
casting sufficient votes to elect...
-
Australian state legislatures, the
House of ****embly is
elected from
multimember districts while the
Legislative Council is
elected from single-member...
-
article at
Loyola University website.
Changes in
Legislatures Using Multimember Districts after Redistricting by Karl Kurtz,
September 11, 2012, website...
- senators, each
serving two-year terms. The
territory is
divided into two
multimember constituencies, with
seven senators representing each,
elected by block...
- each of the nine provinces. In
provincial legislatures, the single-tier
multimember proportional system will
continue to apply, with
political parties and...
