Traduction de «Scrutin à la pluralité des voix » (Français → Anglais) :

(c) stress the utmost importance of democratic, transparent, free and fair competitive elections, which should not only manifest themselves in the orderly conduct of the May 2012 elections on election day but also provide plurality, freedom of political discourse, freedom of speech and equal access of all political forces to mainstream broadcast media, and freedom of assembly and movement during the whole pre- and post-electoral process; stresses that the EU Delegation in Armenia should be provided with the necessary resources to enhance the EU’s contribution to the quality of electoral processes; commend the adoption of the new Electo ...[+++]ral Code of Armenia, which is consistent with international obligations and recommendations;

A mayor of Montreal is answerable to all eligible voters for a fixed period, while a Prime Minister is usually elected in a safe riding by a few thousand friends and neighbours, often with only a plurality and not a majority, with absolute discretion to call a general election at any time within five years.

11. Notes that the parliamentary credentials, parity and democratic legitimacy of the JPA will only become fully effective once a solution is found to the basic imbalance between the European contingent, reflecting the European Parliament's political make-up and the spectrum of political views within it, and the system of representation of ACP States, based on the "one country, one vote" principle, which in actual practice prevents different political views from being expressed; calls, in this connection, for comprehensive discussions, with no taboo subjects, to be opened on a re-weighting of votes with a view to establishing a system g ...[+++]uaranteeing genuine parity and political pluralism, and on the material resources this will require;

11. Notes that the parliamentary credentials, parity and democratic legitimacy of the JPA will only become fully effective once a solution is found to the basic imbalance between the European contingent, reflecting the European Parliament's political make-up and the spectrum of political views within it, and the system of representation of ACP States, based on the "one country, one vote" principle, which in actual practice prevents different political views from being expressed; calls, in this connection, for comprehensive discussions, with no taboo subjects, to be opened on a re-weighting of votes with a view to establishing a system g ...[+++]uaranteeing genuine parity and political pluralism, and on the material resources this will require;

In particular, it is pleased to learn that the international elections observers have found that the polling and counting process was free, fair and transparent.

While, unfortunately, other Liberal ridings were going down, we were able to get the highest Liberal plurality west of the Maritimes.