Examples of using Preferential voting in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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What's preferential voting?
In 1918, Australia introduced the preferential voting.
What is Preferential voting?
I presume that he will concentrate mainly on preferential voting.
Results from preferential voting will in turn reveal internal attitudes in the HDZ.
Why do we accept preferential voting?
An important indicator for the attitudes of the party's voters was preferential voting.
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The system of preferential voting, whereby Australians rank candidates in order of choice, rather than picking just one, also exerts a moderating influence.
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Preferential voting got another member of the Croatian diaspora abroad elected- Davor Ivo Stier(born and raised in Argentina), despite his falling into disgrace in the party and was at the bottom of the party ticket.
The first time the principles of preferential voting were put into.
The preferential voting then seriously upset the calculations of the Croatian Democratic Union(HDZ) which stood in a coalition with several parties, one of which was the Party of Rights Dr Ante Starcevic, led by Ruza Tomasic.
The agreed law is a proportional system with preferential voting.
The association believes that by introducing preferential voting it will be ensured that the MPs will be accountable to the citizens not the political parities.
Final results in the Senate could take more than a week to determine, due to the complicated system of preferential voting and proportional representation.
I am glad that the voters preserved their right to preferential voting thanks to the President's veto, which stopped GERB's law providing for the factual cancellation of the preferential vote. .
This is not the case in Australia where the elected representatives of the house of representatives are elected by a system of preferential voting and require the support of 50% or more voters in a single round to be elected.
The tested for the first time option for preferential voting raised Ruža Tomašić, former Canadian emmigrant, to winner of the debut Croatian election for members of the European Parliament on April 14th.
Proportional representation electoral system with preferential voting, universal suffrage.
President Ivo Josipovic, too, announced recently his intention to table an initiative of his own to amend the electoral legislation and will,essentially, propose the same- a reform of the polling stations and introducing preferential voting.
She was seated under number 6 on the list, but preferential voting led her to the top.
According to Plenkovic, it is not serious not only the European elections to be on a separate date, butto be held as early as April because on March 1st new changes of the electoral legislation will come into force which introduce for the first time preferential voting.
This is a frustrating contrast against the backdrop of the lightning speed with which the big political parities united in Bulgaria against the preferential voting, which has seriously upset their calculations at the snap parliamentary elections on 5 October.
The preferential voting then seriously upset the calculations of the Croatian Democratic Union(HDZ) which stood in a coalition with several parties, one of which was the Party of Rights Dr Ante Starcevic, led by Ruza Tomasic.
Among them are specific measures like creating a professional and competition elected central election commission,introducing obligatory preferential voting without a threshold, updating the register of voters, etc.
Thanks to the applied for the first time model of preferential voting, Ruza Tomasic surfaced from sixth place on the list of the right-wing coalition, led by the symbolic for Croatia party Croatian Democratic Union(HDZ), to the top with huge support and a significant advantage ahead of the rest.
Three days after the final adoption of the elected law amendments they have opted for, the government refused to change the rules for preferential voting and its intention to keep the current Central Electoral Commission(CEC) to hold MEPs' election despi.
Then, Tomasic again ended up on top of the HDZ list, which evoked discontent with EPP leadership(because she later joined the ECR group in the EP) and a MEP who turned too independent from his party's policies- Davor Ivo Stier- narrowly managed to return to the European Parliament thanks,again, to preferential voting.
Was it because the system is too complicated orbecause the responsible institutions failed to explain sufficiently well what the preferential voting is and what powers does it give to the voters but it is a fact that just days after the elections the big political parties in Bulgaria started deliberating on another change of the electoral code aimed at abolishing the preference.