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| He has mediated | two-party and multi-party disputes in numerous context |
| g her from Liberal candidate Bob Tucker on a | two-party basis. |
| his, at the time of the debate, was the only | two-party coalition possible according to polls. |
| The | two-party coalition, remembered as The monstrous coali |
| om a low of 41 of 124 seats and a 43 percent | two-party figure at the 1966 election. |
| sands of our voters that they could vote for | two-party government." |
| Liberals win 25.3 percent, with a 71 percent | two-party Labor vote. |
| 72) in which he pioneered the concept of the | two-party majority and the two-party swing, and introd |
| (Dunkley had a notional post-redistribution | two-party margin of Labor 53.2% to Liberal 46.8%. |
| Flinders had a notional post-redistribution | two-party margin of Labor 50.7% to Liberal 49.3%. ) Ch |
| seat back for Coalition with a 1.75 percent | two-party margin. |
| overnment since 1987 and the country's first | two-party parliament in 48 years. |
| dents attending Ivy League universities, and | two-party political system has somewhat weakened FBK m |
| he Alliance's mixed record using traditional | two-party politics paved the way for the Populist Part |
| the Liberal Party gain a swing of 2.28% on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| It revealed a national | two-party preferred vote for Labor of 51.6 percent. |
| stead, the by-election produced an increased | two-party preferred majority for Labor. |
| O'Farrell won the seat with over 80% of the | two-party preferred vote. |
| Rita Saffioti was elected with 54.45% of the | two-party preferred vote. |
| fully held his seat of Fraser, albeit with a | two-party preferred to Labor swing of 3% less than the |
| dent MP won the seat over the Nationals by a | two-party preferred margin of 78.2% to 21.8%. |
| nes, he won the seat, receiving a 10 percent | two-party preferred swing to finish with 52.8 percent |
| n the 2006 state election, taking 54% of the | two-party preferred against Greens candidate and local |
| as elected in 2006 with 65.1 per cent of the | two-party preferred vote and re-elected in 2010 with 5 |
| On a | two-party preferred basis, RARI gained their best ever |
| federal election by the Labor Party, with a | two-party preferred vote of 81.60%. |
| t despite a swing of 5.81% against them on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| The | two-party preferred vote favoured the Liberal candidat |
| On a | two-party preferred basis it was notionally a Labor se |
| rson achieved a swing of 8.4 per cent on the | two-party preferred vote, more than double the average |
| er, by only 196 votes or 0.38 percent of the | two-party preferred vote. |
| Mayor Steve Condous, recording 57.7% of the | two-party preferred vote. |
| n the lower house and over 58 percent of the | two-party preferred vote at the 1943 election. |
| 010 state election, receiving a 14.5 percent | two-party preferred swing on a margin of 54.2 percent |
| Labor received well over 50% of the overall | two-party preferred votes. |
| th a nominal swing of 6.85% against her on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| Markus won the | two-party preferred vote by 2.52% against labor, with |
| aper, winning 57.8 per cent of the vote on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| 08, winning 77.6% of the primary vote with a | two-party preferred margin of 33.4% over the CLP. |
| beral preferences, taking 47 per cent of the | two-party preferred vote. |
| ustralian history, winning against them by a | two-party preferred margin of 1.9% in the 1997 electio |
| seat, winning 58.2 per cent of the vote on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| run a candidate in the by-election, and the | two-party preferred votes went to the Australian Green |
| 04 federal election, giving her 66.3% of the | two-party preferred vote and making Indi one of the sa |
| seat with a swing of 8.00% against them on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| tion victory, with two-thirds of seats and a | two-party preferred vote of 58.2 percent in the House |
| s Casuscelli, who won 54.4% of the vote on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| on, and the Labor candidate noteably won the | two-party preferred vote against the Liberal candidate |
| tionals seat, winning 74.2% of the vote on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| tionals seat, winning 78.6% of the vote on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| to the Liberal candidate Terry Boylan on the | two-party preferred count against Labor, but with Inde |
| ding at or about 50% and sometimes higher in | two-party preferred terms on account of public opposit |
| the seat with 62.3 per cent of the vote on a | two-party preferred basis. |
| eceiving an 11.2 percent post-redistribution | two-party preferred swing to finish with a 7.9 percent |
| In 1980, soon after the end of the | two-party regime, he joined the newly formed pro-gover |
| e Republicans and Arizona became a bona fide | two-party state for the first time. |
| anistan, writing in 2010 "The Iraq War was a | two-party stitch-up between the Labour government and |
| the 1969 election, suffering a 14.3 percent | two-party swing to finish with 38.7 percent of the vot |
| retained the seat picking up a five percent | two-party swing when his party won government at the 2 |
| 09 Frome state by-election, which saw a rare | two-party swing to an incumbent government, and was th |
| ing member Kym Richardson with a 4.5 percent | two-party swing, one of the seats that took the party |
| eved a 16.9 percent primary and 14.4 percent | two-party swing. |
| achieved a 9.9 percent primary and 2 percent | two-party swing. |
| rty presents itself as an alternative to the | two-party system of Hamas and Fatah. |
| party at the time, given the strength of the | two-party system in Australia during the 1940s. |
| lled for an "evolution to the formation of a | two-party system after the Anglo-Saxon model." |
| A | two-party system requires voters to align themselves i |
| difficult ballot access laws created by the | two-party system and coordinating nationwide ballot in |
| ical standards and the existence of a viable | two-party system in our state are relatively new devel |
| Columbia came to an end, and a new era of a | two-party system (CCF/NDP versus Social Credit) emerge |
| ost a significant numbers of seats, making a | two-party system a possibility in future Japanese poli |
| t and other advocates of working outside the | two-party system to build the New York Independence Pa |
| , NOW delegates questioned the merits of the | two-party system and broached the idea of forming a th |
| cs displays some tendencies characterizing a | two-party system in which power alternates between rel |
| Samoa has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| A plurality voting system usually leads to a | two-party system, a relationship described by Maurice |
| lsman authored Run The Other Way: Fixing the | Two-Party System, One Campaign at a Time, which was pu |
| Honduras has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| The Cook Islands have a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| Kiribati has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| Bahamas has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| The British Virgin Islands has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| Saint Lucia has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| Bermuda has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| f parties, and naturally gravitates toward a | two-party system, in which only two parties have a rea |
| Guyana has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| Cape Verde has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| Montserrat has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| French Polynesia has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has a | two-party system, which means that there are two domin |
| ic school teacher pay, (12) development of a | two-party system, and (13) ethics in state government. |
| th of the reform, it would also threaten the | two-party system. |
| f the problems a third party encounters in a | two-party system. |
| ested, this time by the country's mainstream | two-party system. |
| rand Illusion: The Myth of Voter Choice in a | Two-Party Tyranny, Theresa Amato, who was Nader's nati |
| te was counted on seats contested, while the | two-party vote was estimated for all seats. |
| seat at the 2006 election with a 60 percent | two-party vote but was defeated at the 2010 election b |
| on by Liberal Party incumbent Joan Hall on a | two-party vote of 54.1 percent at the 2002 election. |
| irst contest in the 1993 state election on a | two-party vote of 56.22 percent. |
| t the 2006 election with 57.9 percent of the | two-party vote, an 11.2 percent post-redistribution sw |
| 2010 election, receiving 54.1 percent of the | two-party vote, an 11.1 percent post-redistribution sw |
| by only 108 votes, or by 0.06 percent of the | two-party vote. |
| safe Labor seat by winning 64 percent of the | two-party vote. |
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