in the democrat paarty
In the United States, the Democrats usually win urban areas and the Republican usually win rural areas.
A procedure for political primaries that gave the more populous counties more unit votes; established by the Neill Primary Act. The rural areas votes counted more than urban areas.
The alliance for Sweden: Moderate Party 26.23% of the votes Centre Party 7.88% of the votes Liberal Peoples Party 7.54% of the votes Christian Democrats 6.59% of the votes Total % of the votes: 48.24%
The Party Whip (UK)
The Party Whip (UK)
The Party Whip (UK)
It depends on your standard. New Zealand elected it's own Parliament first in 1853. Universal male suffrage was 1879, universal over-21 suffrage was 1893. Votes were weighted in favour of rural areas (i.e. rural voters votes counted for more then urban voters) until 1945. 18-year olds could vote in 1975. Maori can choose to vote on a separate Maori-only roll, and these votes weren't counted equally with general votes until 1996.
In the U. S. Presidential Election of 1912, Progressive Party candidate Theodore Roosevelt received 88 votes while Republican Party candidate and incumbent President William Howard Taft received eight votes. Democratic Party candidate Woodrow Wilson won with 435 votes.
The winner of the 1920 US presidential election was:Republican Warren G. Harding (404 electoral votes)The candidates who ran but did not win were:Democrat: James Middleton (127 electoral votes)Socialist Party: Eugene V. Debs (0 electoral votes)Farmer/Labor Party: Parley P. Parker (0 electoral votes)Prohibition Party: Aaron S. Watkins (0 electoral votes)American Party: James E. Ferguson (0 electoral votes)Socialist Party: William Wesley (0 electoral votes)Single Tax Party: Robert C. Macauley (0 electoral votes)
Votes for a party's candidates
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at least 5% of the votes