Proportional Representation Applied to Party Government 8 9
Proportional Representation Applied to Party Government 8 9
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The Democratic majority should have been only 2, instead of138. Compared with the 51st Congress, their proportion of the popularvote increased only 1 per cent. , but their proportion of therepresentatives increased 21 per cent. It required 47, 923 votes to electa Republican, 44, 276 to elect a Populist, and only 21, 078 to elect aDemocrat.
To come nearer home, did not Mr. Reid return to power at the 1898election in New South Wales although the Opposition polled a majority of15, 000 against him?... The last election in Victoria illustrates nothing somuch as the chaotic state of parties, brought about by newspaperinfluence in promoting false lines of division. No less than 30 seats, representing 81, 857 votes, were contested only by candidates whoprofessed to be Ministerialists of various shades. Of 52 seats contestedby Ministerial and Opposition candidates, each party secured 26; but theMinisterialists paid 59, 255 votes for their seats as against 44, 327 castfor the Opposition. 13 seats were uncontested, 9 Ministerial and 4Opposition, giving a total of 65 members to the Ministerial party and 30members to the Opposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Democratic majority should have been only 2, instead of138. Compared with the 51st Congress, their proportion of the popularvote increased only 1 per cent. , but their proportion of therepresentatives increased 21 per cent. It required 47, 923 votes to electa Republican, 44, 276 to elect a Populist, and only 21, 078 to elect aDemocrat.
To come nearer home, did not Mr. Reid return to power at the 1898election in New South Wales although the Opposition polled a majority of15, 000 against him?... The last election in Victoria illustrates nothing somuch as the chaotic state of parties, brought about by newspaperinfluence in promoting false lines of division. No less than 30 seats, representing 81, 857 votes, were contested only by candidates whoprofessed to be Ministerialists of various shades. Of 52 seats contestedby Ministerial and Opposition candidates, each party secured 26; but theMinisterialists paid 59, 255 votes for their seats as against 44, 327 castfor the Opposition. 13 seats were uncontested, 9 Ministerial and 4Opposition, giving a total of 65 members to the Ministerial party and 30members to the Opposition.
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