Alistair Carmichael

Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol MP ar gyfer Orkney and Shetland

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Equalise Number of Electors Per Parliamentary Constituency

There have been votes in Parliament on equalising the number of people who elect each MP. Specific votes have been held on if there ought be exceptions to rules aimed at equalising the size of constituencies for special cases such as Cornwall and the Isle of Wight.

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Alistair Carmichael generally voted for an equal number of electors per parliamentary constituency

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Major votes

Minor votes

  • On 15 Chw 2011: Alistair Carmichael wedi pleidleisio in favour of allowing a Parliamentary constituency to cover both part of the Isle of Wight and part of the UK mainland. Show vote
  • On 15 Chw 2011: Alistair Carmichael wedi pleidleisio to create two Parliamentary constituencies wholly on the Isle of Wight rather than just one. Show vote
  • On 1 Tach 2010: Alistair Carmichael wedi pleidleisio not to make specified exemptions from proposals to equalise the number of electors in each parliamentary constituency and voted against guaranteeing certain areas a whole number of MPs and also against widening the band within which the number of electors in every constituencies must remain. Show vote

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