uninominal การใช้
- Uninominal seats are elected by simple majority in each district.
- This law also created positions in the lower chamber of congress for opposition parties through proportionality of votes, relative majority, uninominal and plurinominal.
- In December 2012, he has been elected as an MP, representing in the Chamber of Deputies the uninominal college no . 10 in Bucharest.
- Even though proportionality is confined to the proportional seats to prevent a part from being overrepresented, several restrictions apply in the assignation of the seats; namely, that no party can have more than 63 % of all seats, both uninominal and plurinominal.
- These international and national political turmoils led to the reform of the electoral system ( from almost perfect proportional to uninominal / multi-seat circumscriptions ) and radical restructuring of the Italian political system, including the dissolution of most traditional political parties, including PCI.
- An electoral reform conducted during his presidential term increased the number of members of the Chamber of Deputies to 400 : 300 being elected single-seat constituencies by plurality vote ( " uninominals " ) and 100 being elected according to proportional representation ( " plurinominals " ).
- This is the principle that the scientific name of a species, and not of a taxon at any other rank, is a combination of two names; the use of a trinomen for the name of a subspecies and of uninominal names for taxa above the species group is in accord with this principle.
- In January 2012, the Movement without Fear proposed that the five uninominal seats representing the city of La Paz ( including Zavaleta, Revollo, Yaksic, and Pamuri, as well as Guillermo Torres of the MAS-IPSP ) be subjected to a recall referendum, thereby confirming or rejecting their current party allegiances.
- Later laws established a uninominal system of votes bycircumscriptions, such as the Law 4161 / 02 of " " restricted suffrage " "; the Law 8871 / 12 or S醗nz Pe馻 Law for which the majority or first minority would have two thirds of the seats, giving the rest to the following most voted party; the Law 14032 / 51 that again installed a uninominal system, and finally the proportional system of D'Hont.
- Later laws established a uninominal system of votes bycircumscriptions, such as the Law 4161 / 02 of " " restricted suffrage " "; the Law 8871 / 12 or S醗nz Pe馻 Law for which the majority or first minority would have two thirds of the seats, giving the rest to the following most voted party; the Law 14032 / 51 that again installed a uninominal system, and finally the proportional system of D'Hont.