Meanings of new electorate in anglès

But he said the new electorate would have a big effect on him.

Obama's second law of politics: Create a new electorate.

A proposed new electorate in South Auckland has been tipped by academics to favour National.

Perhaps she should shop around for a new electorate.

Population boom has meant that there are new electorate seats up for grabs in this election.

A new electorate for the North Island; new house building for Auckland; and the TPP trade agreement.

The changes would see the Hunua electorate lose almost two-thirds of its area to a new electorate called Flat Bush.

Takanini This is a new electorate, established earlier this year when the Electoral Commission set the new boundaries, following the 2018 census.

The electorate names and boundaries for the next two general elections have been released, with a new electorate established in South Auckland.

He could say this because the new electorate which his mandate had created had assembled a constitutional convention and had abolished slavery.

There's a new electorate emerging, another historic change - voters whose thinking and needs don't revolve around the culture of the civil war parties.

We have a new electorate, more men and the women, and the opinion and needs of the women will undoubtedly affect our political reconstruction.

Ms Greaves said that make-up meant blue voters could take the new electorate - which will have an overall population of 66,306.

New electorate boundaries, the drug debate and another bad poll result for Labour.

New electorates are expected to be added when the Papua New Guinea general election is held in 2022, a government minister says.

The National newspaper reported the new electorates, resulting from the splitting in two of some of the countries existing 89 electorates, would be announced soon.