- The
Playmander was a pro-rural
electoral malapportionment in the
Australian state of
South Australia,
which was
introduced by the in****bent
Liberal and...
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mainly due to an
electoral malapportionment scheme known as the
Playmander. The
Playmander was
named after LCL
leader Sir Tom Playford, who was the Premier...
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attacks on the
Playmander,
convincing the LCL into
watering down the malapportionment. With
little change in Labor's vote but with the
Playmander removed, Labor...
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distinctive aspect of the
history of the
South Australian parliament was the "
Playmander", a
gerrymandering system that
instituted a pro-rural
electoral malapportionment...
-
gerrymander has
itself contributed to
portmanteau terms bjelkemander and
playmander.
Oxbridge is a
common portmanteau for the UK's two
oldest universities...
- wins was
supported by a
system of
malapportionment later dubbed the "
Playmander". Born into the
Playford family, an old
political family, he was the fifth...
- and
ending decades of pro-rural
electoral malapportionment known as the
Playmander,
Labor have won 11 of the 15 elections.
Spanning 16
years and 4 terms...
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distinctive aspect of the
history of the
South Australian Parliament was the "
Playmander", a
gerrymandering system that
instituted a pro-rural
electoral malapportionment...
- -mander
suffix was
applied to
particular malapportionments, such as the
Playmander in
South Australia.
Sometimes political representatives use both gerrymandering...
- vote
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