As of July 2014, the market cap for Magellan Midstream Partners L.P. (MMP) is $19,212,245,224.77.
The symbol for Magellan Midstream Partners L.P. in the NYSE is: MMP.
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Mixed Member proportional
Mixed Member Proportional
Mixed Member Proportional
With MMP (where two votes are done on one ballot, one vote is for a political party list and the other is for the constituency candidate elected by First Past the Post like in the UK), a split vote is where the voter votes for a constituency candidate from one party (CDU) and then uses their second vote to vote for a different party (FDP). Since they are natural coalition partners the Christian Democratic Union and the free market, pro-business Free Democratic Party unofficially promote the idea of splitting their vote (CDU for the 1st vote, FDP for the 2nd vote).
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MMP stands for "Mixed Member Proportional" representational. It is similar to the two house system in the US, but is arranged differently in the countries that practice it. The full article is at the link below.
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There are generally two votes under a MMP election: one for the party of your choice and one for the local electorate candidate of your choice. This allows tactical voting. This answer refers to New Zealand system. Other MMP systems will differ.
Despite it's hype-filled avertising, MMP is not you answer to learning the guitar, bass guitar, or drums. Because MMP employees are constantly hyping the program up on forums, review sites, etc. it can be very hard to find an honest review of the MMP program. One of the few honest reviews you *can find on Music Master Pro is located here: http://www.onlineguitarcourses.com/reviews/music-master-pro-review.html
In New Zealand politics, MMP stands for the mixed member proportional voting system.