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  2. Red wall (British politics) - Wikipedia

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    "Red Wall" may also refer to the large numbers of late nineteeth century terraced houses, with solid walls built of red bricks, found in traditionally Labour voting areas. Many such houses were condemned as "slums" in the mid twentieth century and demolished, but those which survived have been modernised into good comfortable homes.

  3. Hamm, North Rhine-Westphalia - Wikipedia

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    In 2006 Hamm was the first city to accomplish a "Ratsbürgerentscheid" (literally: "council's citizens decision"). Subject of the plebiscite was a plan to build a 43 ha city lake (2007–2010) near the city centre. 136,521 citizens were entitled to vote, 57,563 used that possibility and 56.9% refused their approbation for the project.

  4. 2013 German federal election - Wikipedia

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    The Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU) and the Christian Social Union of Bavaria (CSU) scored 42 percent of the vote, their best result since tallying 44% in 1990. Since 15.7 percent of the vote went to parties that fell short of the 5% electoral threshold, the CDU/CSU came up just five

  5. Which states turned red to give President-elect Donald Trump ...

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    (This story was updated to add new information and to add video.) Republican Donald Trump won a second term as president, defeating Democrat Kamala Harris on Tuesday. So which states turned red in ...

  6. Politics of Germany - Wikipedia

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    The Christian Democrats even lost votes compared to 2002, narrowly reaching the first place with only 35.2%, and failed to get a majority for a "black–yellow" government of CDU/CSU and liberal FDP. But the red–green coalition also failed to get a majority, with the SPD losing votes, but polling 34.2% and the greens staying at 8.1%.

  7. List of electoral systems by country - Wikipedia

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    45% of the vote, or 40% of the vote and a 10% lead over the second candidate Senate: Upper chamber of legislature Limited voting: Limited voting with party-lists: 2 seats to most voted party or coalition in each province, 1 seat to second most voted party or coalition (limited vote with closed lists) Chamber of Deputies: Lower chamber of ...

  8. Electoral system of Germany - Wikipedia

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    Germans elect their members of parliament with two votes. The first vote is for a direct candidate, who is required to receive a plurality vote in their electoral district. The second vote is used to elect a party list in each state as established by its respective party caucus. The Bundestag comprises, then, the seats representing each ...

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