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Did Kevin Rudd keep his seat in the Qld election?
Kevin Rudd's seat of Griffith is a federal seat, not a state seat. The elections held in Queensland on 24 March 2012 were state elections, not federal elections. Kevin Rudd will only be contesting his seat in the federal election of 2013.
Which term describes the process by which a state gains or loses a congressional seat?
Reapportionment
When does a president usually experience a reduction of political power?
Presidents whose party controls Congress have the most power. If the President's party loses control of either house due to mid-term elections, or even if they lose several seats, the President's power is reduced. If the President should push hard for some piece of legislation and fail to get it passed he loses some power. If his veto is over-ridden he loses some clout. A retiring President loses power after the Presidential election, particularly if his party loses the election.
Who won elections in Amritsar an by how many votes?
Navjot Singh Siddhu won the Amritsar Cons. seat
What happens to a senate seat if the senator becomes president or vice president?
If a senator becomes president or vice president, their senate seat becomes vacant. The vacancy is usually filled through a special election or appointment by the governor, depending on the rules of the particular state.
Do territories in Canada vote in elections?
Eligible voters who are residents of any of Canada's three territories are entitled to vote in all federal elections, and are represented in the House of Commons by one seat each. Eligible voters in the Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories, or Nunavut also vote in their own individual territorial elections, as well as in civic or hamlet elections.
How does a parliament member loses his seat during mandate period?
He or she didn't do well his/her jobs and not responsible before mandate period.
Who win in off year elections?
"Off year" elections - elections that are not held alongside so-called "big ticket" elections, like presidential or parliamentary general elections - are typically, in most nations, won by opposition parties. For a number of reasons, opposition parties usually fare better in off-year elections, chiefly as voters seek to register dis-satisfaction with the incumbent government. This can happen even to popular governments. In the UK's 1997 general election, Tony Blair's Labour Party was elected in a landslide with a 418 - 165 seat margin over the ruling Conservative Party in the House of Commons. Just two years later at the 1999 local elections, his party lost over 1,000 seats to the Conservative Party despite winning 40% of the vote (down from 43% in 1997). However, two years later in the main general election, his party was re-elected on a 413 - 166 seat margin - hardly any change from four years earlier.
Which is usually the most undesirable seat in an aircraft?
A middle seat The one above or around the engine
How many us senate seats were open for the 2008 election?
There were 35 US Senate seats voted upon in the November 2008 elections including 33 normally scheduled seats, 1 seat open by retirement, and 1 seat open due to the death of the seat's previous occupant.
Where is the Location of ATV battery?
Usually under the seat.
What is usually the most undesirable seat in an aircraft?
middle
