Suchergebnisse

1963 ed. issued by British Information Services. ; "R.5513/70." ; Bibliography: p. 13. ; Mode of access: Internet.

War-time conditions joined with a new and revolutionizing electoral law to give the British parliamentary elections of last December many novel features. The national electorate, including six million women, was twice as large as ever before; balloting, except by soldiers and other absentees, was confined to a single day; votes were allowed to be sent in by post, or to be cast by proxy; the usual party contest was replaced by a trial of strength between a coalition government which found support among practically all political elements and a number of groups whose physiognomy would hardly have been recognized by an antebellum observer.

Following the results of the regular elections to the Mazhilis in January 2021, the ruling Nur Otan party retained its leadership in the lower house of parliament. However, the other two parties, which broke the 7% barrier, strengthened their positions, gaining several new seats. A feature of the 2021 elections was that they were held taking into account a certain liberalization of the country's electoral system. In particular, the constitutional rights of the Mazhilis which received the right to approve the new government were expanded, the institution of parliamentary opposition was legislated, and a 30% quota for women and youth was introduced. In addition, the ruling party introduced the practice of primaries for the first time.

Aggregatdaten zu den Ergebnissen der Wahl in der Tschechoslowakei.

Themen: Anzahl der Wahlberechtigten und Anzahl der Wahlbeteiligten;
gültige Stimmen; Anzahl und Prozentzahl der Stimmen für die einzelnen
Parteien.